Sentence examples for stubborn questions from inspiring English sources
The project over all is expected to cost nearly $240 million, paid by the federal government, and it has in the past been marred by missteps and stubborn questions over what lies beneath.
The new evidence that eldest children develop higher I.Q.'s than their siblings has intensified the debate over two of the most stubborn questions in social science: What are the family dynamics that enhance intelligence?
This unified field answers many stubborn questions and simplifies bedside interpretation to the point that every practising intensivist should be aware of its essential components.
There is, of course, that other stubborn question: What happened to Chandra Levy?
London 2012 is predicated on an answer to that stubborn question about where we belong.
A Stubborn Question Despite all the optimism, more than one person has posed a fundamental question: Is all this construction necessary?
Although scientists are keen to shift the study of human nature from theology and philosophy to psychology, genetics and neuroscience, accounts like Baron-Cohen's face the same stubborn question that Augustine had to deal with in the 4th century.
But once the final whistle sounds in that contest, some South Africans seem to fear, the deeper struggle for the country's soul will revive, turning on the stubborn question of how a land so rich in resources can offer such hardship to so many of its people.
— After 5 caucuses, 6 primaries, 20 debates and $30 million in television commercials, Mitt Romney leaves here facing the same stubborn question: Can a onetime Northeastern governor with a history of ideological migration win the Republican presidential nomination in the era of the Tea Party, with all its demands of political purity and passion?
JERUSALEM — King Abdullah II of Jordan played host on Monday to Shimon Peres, the president of Israel, in an effort to make progress on the stubborn Palestinian question at a time of regional diplomatic uncertainty and fragmentation.
Central to that stubborn poverty is the question of educational attainment, experts say.
