Sentence examples for a main issue was whether from inspiring English sources

A main issue was whether Beijing could be trusted, like a letter carrier, to make deliveries without peeking inside.

A main issue is whether or when China will seek to regain its historical role as East Asian leader.

The main issue was whether a professional cricketer should be appointed to the post.

The main issue was whether the producers wanted to do a show with time travel.

According to the briefs in the case — and Olson's argument — the main issue was whether the McCain-Feingold law applied to a documentary, presented on video on demand, by a nonprofit corporation.

In the interview, however, Mr. Paulson said the main issue was whether it was legal.

The main issue was whether the retailer's strategic report complied with the Companies Act 2006 requirement to be balanced and comprehensive.

Anyway, after calling the Health Department the main issue was whether the bat, now ripening in the garbage for about 12 hours, had decomposed to the extent that the sample was ruined.

The Supreme Court is now considering a challenge to the federal law; the main issue is whether jurisdiction for such laws should lie with the states.

As both tumour and host may grow slower or even shrink as a response to the decreased caloric intake, the main issue is whether the tumour or the host suffers more from the effects of caloric restriction.

The main issue is whether the Obama administration will assert a forceful labor agenda in the face of certain protests from business that now — during a recession — is not the time to move forward.