Sentence examples for the main question that from inspiring English sources

The main question that came out of our discussion was 'what is the travel route we will take?

And, when he himself was called to testify, the main question that came at him was the familiar unanswerable: Why now — after so many years?

However, the main question that is being asked today by all scientists is, can a man survive when crossing the sound barrier?" In the past two weeks, Fournier's 40-person team has assembled at the launch site, about 90 miles northwest of Saskatoon.

"The main question that is raised following these results is - these risks, are they associated with the technology or the procedures associated with the technology or are they associated with the fertility of the couple," said Dr Liv Romundstad at St Olavs University hospital in Trondheim.

The main question that arises in light of the independence results is whether one can justify new axioms that settle the statements left undecided by the standard axioms.

The main question that remains for that group of people is whether the just-announced 13HD can suit their needs instead, and I'll let you know the answer to that in our upcoming review.

Below, some of the main questions that will determine the bill's impact on the budget.

One of the main questions that arise is whether this new emission legislation stimulates the implementation of sustainable energy-efficient maritime technologies.

In the context of intra-district variation in infant mortality, the main questions that emerge are as follows: Where are the "hot spots" of infant mortality in the high-focus states?

Summarizing the main achievements concerning the engineering of a complete tooth and attachment tissues (crown and root formation, functional differentiation of odontoblasts, ameloblasts and cementoblasts, periodontium attached to newly formed bone), this review aims to point out the main questions that still need to be addressed.

The main questions that arise are: how is p63 expression maintained in (proliferating) ectodermal stem cells?