Sentence examples for it centers on whether from inspiring English sources

Put crudely -- as it often is -- it centers on whether the campaign should primarily be about personality or issues.

While a technical issue -- it centers on whether euro zone member states will provide capital or guarantees to raise the effective capacity of the EFSF from 250 billion euros to the full 440 billion -- it risks further undermining market confidence in EU policymakers' ability to resolve the crisis.

Rather it centers on the question of whether space and time are aggregates of sense impressions or "independent intellectual (gedankliche) forms".

But it was unknown whether Chipotle was a target of the inquiry or whether it centered on some part of the food supply chain.

(The case centers on whether spending restrictions apply to a conservative group's documentary, "Hillary: The Movie").

It centers instead on whether we understand or respect evolving standards of scientific evidence.

The fight centered on whether it would be an asset or a liability.

The dispute centered on whether it was worth doubling the price tag of the vaccination program for such a rare disease.

Up to the end, the debate also centered on whether it was fiscally responsible to be allocating a big part of the projected surplus before it materialized.

Those talks centered on whether it was legally feasible and what the costs of a subpoena might be to the overall investigation, the person said.

Part of that discussion, he said, centered on whether "it made sense to compromise sensitive sources and methods to 'bring things to some sort of precipitative conclusion and understanding,' " given the likelihood that Clinton would win.