Sentence examples for the latest answer from inspiring English sources

The latest answer, based on insights from recent archeological discoveries and genome-sequencing studies, is that cats are semi-domesticated.

So say scientists at the frontiers of research on the eternal question of what women find erotic, the latest answer to which seems to be: not naked guys, or at least not simply naked guys.

IN THE waters once plied by the warships and merchants of ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt, there is a new breed of seafarers whose only aim is recreation.Port Ghalib, on Egypt's Red Sea, is being promoted as the latest answer to the dreams of cruising sailors; a marina is the main feature of a tourist development that will occupy many miles of coast.

For hundreds of thousands of people the latest answer has been: in the S&P 500 index.

The latest answers suggest that people think the price slide is over, so there is no longer such a good reason to wait to buy.

And so I don't keep up to date with the latest answers.

If you'd only stay and tell me the latest answers, I'll memorise them and then, if Leon is avenged, I can change and lead a better life.

This is why the government's decision not to include affordable housing requirements in its three new garden cities is so disappointing, and goes against the very purpose of garden cities. Garden cities – the government's latest answer to the desperate shortage of housing – were founded on the principle of providing high-quality homes in a healthy environment for those in most housing need.

The industry's latest answer to the conundrum is to pepper stores with self-service kiosks where consumers can edit photos and make their own prints from digital memory cards.

This bit of freaky science fiction is at the beginning of An Introduction To P3P, or Platform for Privacy Preferences Project, the tech community's latest answer to the problem of privacy breaches on the Web.

With great fanfare, Chrysler unveiled the Dodge Stratus, a stylish four-door sedan, which, along with a higher-priced sibling, the Cirrus (there was, alas, no Cumulus), was Detroit's latest answer to the little juggernauts from Japan, the Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord.