Sentence examples for what remains open from inspiring English sources

What remains open to question is whether religion makes anybody good or great who would otherwise be malicious or mediocre.

When all is said and done, what remains open to question is whether someone like Mr McDonnell, who has shown little apparent interest in the dry business of economic management in the past, is the right person to host the conversation he's promising.

What remains open to debate is how greatly our preferences are rooted in biological imperatives, and how much of our desire is based on the biases in our society that perpetuate sex differences, stitching those little bows on women's panties while leaving men to lounge in boxers styled after a prizefighter's shorts.

But what remains open is the question of why the Universe we see is made overwhelmingly of matter rather than antimatter - they should both have been created in equal measure during the Big Bang.

What remains open today are State Department facilities, most notably the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.

What remains open to debate, however, is the exact biochemical process es) influenced by the polymorphisms that impact upon the risk of ATH or AD development – and indeed whether they are similar in the two diseases or act independently.

But whether it will be replaced soon, and with what, remains an open question.

What remains an open question is whether these developments – dramatic as they are – will actually result in anything.

Environmental groups, more tightly organized than ever before and strengthened by the latest showing of the voter appeal of land-buying measures, contend that the time has come for a final push to preserve what remains of open space before it is overtaken by development.

What remains an open question, however, is how many of the 35,689 people who have signed up this time -- the highest number since 57,888 applied in 1993 -- will actually show up when the three-hour exam is given June 8 at about a dozen city high schools.

What remains an open question for this avenue of feminist philosophy of religion is how far discourse analysis can go toward ever subverting the belief structures of Pentecostal women ministers or Presbyterian housewives, indeed, how it could even be theoretically possible for it to do so.