Sentence examples for the concluding question from inspiring English sources

The concluding question of this article should be: does Morgan's set of 8 metaphors have value for urban studies?

The concluding question that vexes governments is what kind of threat, if any, these foreign fighters may pose to the outside world.

Because all relevant studies were included in the review, we omitted the concluding question that asks whether the study is accepted for further use.

That concludes Question Time.

In the concluding section questions about markets are connected to two related themes, methodological questions in economics and the topics of business ethics and corporate social responsibility.

Industry-sponsored research indicates that marmosets are a good study model for predicting toxicity in humans, but the October 2005 study, published just as the expert panel meeting concluded, questions that belief, and the debate has not yet been satisfactorily resolved.

While the revelations in the concluding chapters leave many questions unanswered, this serves only to set the intertwining stories, and their elusive morals, even more firmly in the reader's mind.

The concluding section raises several questions about the effects of Bayh Dole and related policy shifts that are not addressed by this analysis but that deserve attention in future research.

CNBC's Carl Quintanilla raised the issue concluding his question, "Why not slow down, get a few more things done first or least finish what you start?" Rubio was ready with a well-rehearsed answer, "That's exactly what the Republican establishment says too.

More importantly, since weak representationalism does not entail strong, opponents may offer serious nonrhetorical answers to the argument's concluding rhetorical question.

40 The DCE concluded with questions regarding the subjective difficulty of completing the questions, self-rated health, and a free text field for comments on the DCE.