Significados de perennial question en inglés

Putin has also now answered the perennial question of whether sanctions are working: They are.

The perennial question with the Proms is: to reinvent, or to let the formula roll on?

Nevertheless, there was still room for excitement and drollery in the perennial question of the seats.

He started with a perennial question the Greens ask the Prime Minister John Key nearly every week.

It's a perennial question.

Sir, - At long last, do we have the answer to the perennial question of what to do with Liberty Hall?

It raised a perennial question about this president: How low can his approval ratings go, and how much does it matter?

Wines from Stephen Morris With the gingernut there is the perennial question of starting to drink too early in the day.

In his forward to the score, Charles Ives outlines the idea of the work as dealing with humanity's " perennial question of existence".

But the perennial question is what in practical terms can the UK do to resist a takeover in Hong Kong, apart from express outrage.

At a public meeting organised by the New Ireland Group, members of 10 different political parties came to discuss the perennial question of Northern Ireland.

Tradition provides a jumping-off Point which enables men and women to engage with the perennial questions about the ultimate meaning of life.

(Needless to say, I raise no new issue here, but only recycle the perennial question of "the species problem" in asexual organisms.)