Sentences with phrase «old question»

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It's a decades - old question in cognitive psychology: Does the brain process an imagined object the same way it does a real one?

Sometimes it's difficult to ask the same old questions for each new date, and can make you feel like you're in a rut.

It's an age old question for pet lovers — do we choose our pets or do they choose us?

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We have begun to answer the age - old question as to the relationship between lateral hiring and financial performance: Does it drive an increase in revenues and profitability?

They have raised old questions, however, about the ethics of genetically altering humans in ways that could be passed on to future generations.

There's nothing wrong with answering old questions here.

It's the age - old question which has plagued mankind since the dawn of time: What makes something cool?

It's an age old question with one very popular answer: NO.

However, the century old question still stands, should you have something to protect your device?

But scientific interest in this slippery, age - old question seems to be gathering momentum.

It's the age - old question single women are confronted with each time they swipe right to a...

The age - old question begs to be asked again, as well look into the differences between an arcade stick and traditional controller.

Supporters will be able to ask the 56 year - old questions prior to the match before he gives fans his expert opinion in both half - time and full - time analysis.

When someone poses that tired old question about being single, just tell them you are getting to know yourself first.

This is an age - old question anyway, which was around way before the advent of self - publishing.

How does one temper themselves into doing this is the age old question especially in the «value sector» that so often is ignored by the rest of the investment community.

The show is not about shaking things up, so much as recovering old questions.

Every other model is still a big old question mark.

Last but not least we have the age - old question of whether the organic version is worth it.

They began with age - old questions about education: What does it mean to understand something?

The age - old question in bodybuilding is whether it is better to do crunch exercises in a slow and controlled manner, or at faster speeds.

«It's the age old question of which industry you're in and pricing,» a senior capital markets adviser said on the basis of anonymity.

And it is the answer to a 10 year old question.

Though more research answers old questions, it often raises new ones which can not be solved for years.

It's an age - old question for bodybuilders.

It's an age - old question with as many answers as there are varieties on technique.

Do they deploy Levitt's trademark economic techniques to shed new light on old questions?

Asking old questions about the joint fictions of reality and the photographic medium in ways that take us beyond the documentary and the poetical, No Greater Fiction pictures the often dystopian experiences, shifting scales and topographies of the real by reminding us that being aware of make - believes does not obliterate our need to have them.

My money is on the camel, and not only because I am fond of both camels and outlandish metaphors; but it is a very old question what Jesus really said had a better chance of passing through a needle's eye than a rich man had of entering God's Kingdom.

That's an age old question when talking about the emotion / feeling, but for the latest film by the always controversial...

It's an age old question debated in pubs, message boards, and even text message throughout the world.

The ghost of J. R. Graves still stalks the Southern Baptist Zion, forcing a new generation to face old questions about the marks of the church and the limits of Christian fellowship.

Even un-published videos were kept by the social media company, reigniting old questions about the company's ability to monitor the posts that users decide not to share.

Our editor - in - chief even has a blurb on the dustjacket commending Stark for reframing old questions in fresh and provocative ways.

Baez was referring to the announcement made by mathematicians Michael Hopkins of Harvard University, Michael Hill of the University of Virginia and Douglas Ravenel of the University of Rochester that they had cracked a 45 - year - old question known as the Kervaire invariant problem.

Century old question regarding the nature of the transition to turbulence solved.»

This is a really old question and my downing [dealing] with it is hardly the first time that anybody has wondered about it and; no less than Aristotle wondered what it meant to be alive.

«That is the age - old question right here,» Santos says.