| Suicide is devastating, its suddenness can leave many unanswered questions. |
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| Two surveys were omitted from the sample, as they contained unanswered questions. |
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| There is never a lack of unanswered questions in paleontology, but the placoderms do seem to have more than their fair share. |
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| Of citizenship and democracy, I have several unanswered questions going through my head. |
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| Second, this version of the story corrects some errors in earlier versions, though it remains full of unanswered questions and strange ellipses. |
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| The unanswered questions may be unanswerable, but the attempt should be made. |
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| Simon and Damien, as unalike as you could imagine, skirt around the difficult emotions and unanswered questions. |
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| They ate in silence, until Mollie, full to bursting with unanswered questions, broke the silence. |
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| It raises many unanswered questions about new Labour, its link to the biotech industry and the safety of GM food. |
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| As the plot unfolds, the story begins to collapse under the weight of its unanswered questions. |
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| And part of our decision-making about what to publish and what to pursue is rooted in those unanswered questions. |
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| Forget about the number of unanswered questions that the backstory of this character opens up. |
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| There are still unanswered questions about the formation of early medieval villages. |
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| There have always been many unanswered questions about the assassination of Martin Luther King. |
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| Each miraculous medical advance brings with it a host of unanswered questions that cut to the heart of what it means to be human. |
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| For those who have read this far, here are the answers to the unanswered questions in this article. |
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| How the Administration plans to work toward that happy consummation is another of those awkward unanswered questions. |
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| This film, however, attempts to answer the unanswered questions and goes back to the time leading up to the first death. |
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| This tape might just have some of the answers to some of our deepest unanswered questions. |
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| The only way to address the many unanswered questions on this site has been through a new campaign of excavation. |
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| In literary terms it leaves us with many unanswered questions. |
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| They also inform the wider ontology of war in verse that emerges into the foreground of military victory to ask unanswered questions about race and class. |
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| There are simply too many unanswered questions that can't be swept under the carpet, and it's not enough to glibly claim the legal system has already ruled on these claims. |
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| I felt lost, worthless, not deserving of love and full of unanswered questions. |
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| It used to be customary, in a book of this magnitude, to explain unanswered questions and tie up loose ends. |
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| The drama ends in suspense, depicting the many unanswered questions that the characters provoke. |
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| This was one of the many unanswered questions – often unasked, even – in this year's general election. |
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| Kevin Weir has offered to reply to any unanswered questions concerning the conductance of the election. |
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| It became a catalogue of hollow phrases, of nothingness, of unanswered questions. |
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| She blamed teachers who were proctoring the test for failing to point out unanswered questions, as the state testing manual requires. |
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| Phobos and Deimos are still largely unexplored despite many unanswered questions about their origin, composition, and structure. |
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| He trusted that replies to unanswered questions would be included in Uzbekistan's next periodic report. |
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| Thus it crystallizes the findings and conclusions reached, as well as points up unanswered questions and issues for the future. |
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| All reported that the information provided to them was well explained and did not leave them with unanswered questions about their statements. |
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| In other words, there are a lot of unanswered questions that make it perfectly reasonable to suspect that there's more to this story than meets the eye. |
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| There are so many unanswered questions and smell relates to so many of them, like pheromones, and like these diseases. |
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| In that context, democratic movements in both China and Vietnam are facing very similar unanswered questions and challenges. |
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| That should be apparent with the large number of unanswered questions in our election platform. |
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| If you complete the test before the time limit, return to the unanswered questions. |
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| There are too many unanswered questions at this time to take a firm stand on such a plan. |
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| The article examined for this review investigates a series of unanswered questions, which are central to the debate. |
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| If after reading these points you still have unanswered questions or concerns, talk with your doctor or health care professional. |
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| There are many unanswered questions in deciding on the best methodology of collecting data with 10-14 year olds. |
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| It is indeed a biography of a ghost, and within the limits of the knowable, it is a tale well told. As for the unanswered questions, the French state handed down its own official verdict 36 years ago. |
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| The past was resurfacing with its vestiges and ruins, its famous places and its emblematic characters, with all its unanswered questions and unassimilated lessons. |
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| Regulators who have recognised this maze of unanswered questions are busy consulting industry and data protection authorities, while industry is busy trying to make its mark on an as yet unformed legal framework. |
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| A list of fifteen adjectival nouns with proposed meanings raises unanswered questions about lexicalization. |
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| Unfortunately, his delegation would not be able to answer all the questions, but would submit written replies to unanswered questions by the end of the week. |
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| There are unanswered questions about the impact that the waste may have had on people's health, and the areas where the waste was dumped are yet to be fully decontaminated. |
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| Although there has been progress with the weapons inspections there are still more than a hundred unanswered questions in the weapons inspectors' reports. |
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| I would not want to be part of any government that did not significantly consider all the information that there is to date and explore any unanswered questions before making a final decision. |
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| The accompanying documentation, in addition, left a number of unanswered questions concerning the level of health care attention provided to this inmate. |
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| Whilst life expectancy for Europeans is increasing year on year, any new study of the possible effects of electromagnetic fields that raises unanswered questions is blown up out of all proportion. |
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| This role will also be responsible for set up and general clean up after the sessions, and will report any concerns or unanswered questions that arise to the Orientation Committee Lead for follow up. |
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| Exactly how this virtuous circle starts and why some societies are blessed with higher levels of social capital to begin with are unanswered questions at this point. |
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| Their main topic will be the relationship of Modigliani and his wife Jeanne and the unanswered questions that surround the mysterious personality of Modigliani. |
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| The authors of alpKnowhow have also produced a project glossary and a collection of unanswered questions for the attention of the research community. |
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| Follow-up meetings to discuss autopsy results or to address unanswered questions also allow evaluation of and counselling for any type of pathological grieving process. |
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| The optimal time to start antiretroviral therapy remains one of the major unanswered questions in the current treatment era. |
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| The evolution of migration in animals seems to be a complex and difficult topic with many unanswered questions. |
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| This leaves children with many unanswered questions and may lead to fears. |
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| The art of ju jitsu has so many unanswered questions, particularly when it comes to the ground game, and Tony's quizzical nature constantly found him looking for answers. |
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| There are many unanswered questions about the late Paleozoic. |
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| In the process of replicating others' experiments, Priestley became intrigued by unanswered questions and was prompted to undertake experiments of his own design. |
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