Sentences with phrase «grand question»

We're asking grand questions, but we really have real hopes of answer [ing] them.

They can ask how organisms are related, how environments shape organisms and other grand questions, such as what are the origins of life?

With Hubble's discovery, cosmology's grand questions began to morph from the philosophical to the empirical.

These big grand questions are the most intriguing to me — how we make room for another couple billion people in this one generation, and what we have to give up to to get there.

Lucy Hawking, the daughter and sometime writing partner of the physicist Stephen Hawking, is seeking answers to a rather grand question from students in communities around Arizona State University:

And that question is much more enlightening than some grand question about purposes.

Joseph Needham called this «the Grand Question» [1].

We are one step closer to answering the grand question of whether or not we're alone in the universe, NASA announced in a news conference Thursday.

«Discovering the step - by - step process of how proteins function is necessary not only to inform treatment of disease, but also to explore the grand questions of biology.»

Unpretentiously, the film comes around to a grand question: Do we really want to learn from life's lessons?

The grand question to ponder is what would ever happen to Maryland, Washington, DC and Virginia if significant cuts were made to Federal payrolls?

Combining open world design with a strong story, and allowing you to colour in the patches of moral uncertainty with red or blue is something inFamous has long stood for, embodying the grand question of what would an ordinary person do if they developed superpowers?

All of my life I have been interested in space exploration and the grander questions surrounding the origins of the universe so much so that if it weren't for my supreme laziness I would have considered astronomy a career path.

I sometimes wonder what could, would or should we do to solve this grand question.

And of course there's still the grand question of what started it all.

Forty years ago, The Limits to Growth study addressed the grand question of how humans would adapt to the physical limitations of planet Earth.