Sentence examples for the solution to the question from inspiring English sources

Thus, the recombination of parts (i.e., lateral transfer), which is usually seen as a major obstacle to phylogenetic reconstruction of culture, turns out to be part of the solution to the question why culture is cumulative.

Perhaps the solution to the question of whether Sno proteins are oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes is that, depending upon the tissue, they may be both.

Perhaps, this is the solution to the question of what was the ancestor of ribosomal RNA.

"It used to be said that if you know the solution to the Irish question, you don't know the question," Mr. Benvenisti said.

The solution to the English Question, then, must be political but not party political.

THE way plenty of hardliners in Beijing see it, the solution to the "Tibet question" is to let the 63-year-old Dalai Lama die.

One of those recollections describes a conversation among inmates engaged in some gallows humour, fantasising about what revenge they would one day inflict on their tormentors: "The solution to the German question".

It was not until the Nazi Holocaust in the middle of the 20th century that the vast majority of Jews regarded Zionism, if not as the solution to the "Jewish question," then as something the Jews could not very well survive without.

The concept of 'voluntary return' as one possible way of handling the solution to the refugee question is not new.

"Some," he replies, without much conviction in his voice.  .

Curiously, Hitch-hiker's Guide to Europe had told of visitors to the UK searching for family roots finding "the answer a little disappointing" – after travelling around the world in search of "the solution to the most puzzling question of all".