Sentence examples for has been whether from inspiring English sources

The question preoccupying Wall Street lately has been whether credit is drying up.

The question asked for centuries has been whether Russia was part of Europe or Asia.

But a vexed question has been whether these operations had even occurred.

A key sticking point has been whether time off after childbirth should be compulsory.

A continuing question has been whether to admit girls or establish an equivalent girls' school.

Since ancient times, the dilemma for any government has been whether to pay ransom or cede policy in some form.

The question has been whether the battle for a unified Ireland would be fought on the streets or in Parliament.

The biggest risk has been whether they'll get munched by slugs, not that they won't germinate in the first place.

His trickiest decision has been whether to replace bendy buses with the hop-on-hop-off variety.

However, the unresolved issue has been whether a hip-hop show can really be a commercial success.

A particularly contentious issue has been whether you have to be directly involved in the event for it to count.