Sentences with phrase «momentous questions»

Understanding microbial life and the mineral breakdown that it incites under the ice sheet could help answer some momentous questions about whether global warming will speed up as Antarctica's ice recedes.

They force Aeneas himself to wrestle with «momentous questions.»

This all leads up to the momentous question, «Who do you say that I am P» and Peter's reply, «Thou art the Messiah,» puts into words the conviction that the whole narrative has been intended to create in the mind of the reader.

It's a momentous question that often drew a humorous response.

If a paper on ECS can not be replicated, if the author can not BOTHER to archive his code and data for this momentous question, then that paper is JUNK.

This session explores the impact our own values, childhood experiences, and old family roles have on how we help couples answer this momentous question.

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It seems, moreover, on the basis of public opinion polls, that this challenge is already accepted by a majority of our fellow citizens and thus the question of its establishment as a matter of law has not provoked a debate worthy of the momentous issues at stake.

Wenger's departure was always going to be a tricky path to negotiate and as Gazidis walked into the press - conference theatre, open - shirted and clutching a piece of paper from which he then read a tribute before taking questions, he appeared understandably nervous and evidently wanted to steer away from the detail of what had led to this momentous decision.

Alan Duncan, Shadow Leader of the House at Business Questions, and Anne Main, Julie Kirkbride and Christopher Chope later, all pressed yesterday for full parliamentary scrutiny of the Bank of England's momentous decision to start printing # 75bn of extra banknotes:

These questions can be as wide - ranging as scientific inquiry itself, and as momentous as the effects of the technologies around which our cultures are built.

Because they appeared so long ago in our evolutionary history, the way our germ cells emerged has been obscured, leaving many questions about this momentous biological turning point.

Relatability is certainly a key component of Knocked Up «s inherent appeal, as it plunders for humor that most nightmarish of singles» fears, unwanted pregnancy, via the story of Alison (Katherine Heigl) and Ben (Seth Rogen), a mismatched twosome whose polar - opposite lives are accidentally entwined by a drunken one - night stand that, due to miscommunication over use of a condom (the momentous phrase in question being «Just do it already!»)

«Oh, I know you have questions,» Cerf said wryly, aware of the challenges facing school leaders and their districts in a momentous year of change.

The question is whether Jobs, recently seen dining with President Obama, will feel the urge (and healthy enough) to handle such a momentous event in person.

It'll be a momentous occasion, but the big question is whether they're friendly or colossal dicks.

But with that momentous release raises questions of «what's next?»

This momentous voyage, fraught with danger, can therefore be seen as an odyssey from he legends of the past to the questions for the future.»

I caught up with Oreskes by Skype to discuss the challenge of writing an introduction to such a momentous document (in eight days) and the broader questions raised as the world of data meets the world of faith.

When asked how he could be making so many momentous decisions without closer study, he said: «I have found that when a question requires more precision than an estimate to within 10 %, it is the wrong question.»

We've scoured the web and gathered from reliable sources several momentous facts that will answer the questions above.