Sentence examples for main concern is whether from inspiring English sources

"Our main concern is whether people will turn out for the election.

A main concern is whether influenza is affecting children unusually hard this season.

The main concern is whether the functionality and architecture models should execute concurrently or sequentially during simulation.

"The main concern is whether any of the material we're selling is restricted, and as far as we're concerned, none of it is," Mr. Klein said.

The main concern is whether the unknown risks of engineered nanoparticles (NPs), in particular their impact on health and environment, outweighs their established benefits for society.

Susan Jacobs, president of the research firm Jacobs & Associates, said: "My main concern is whether this kind of slump can be fixed with incentives as manufacturers did after the slump in the spring.

"My main concern was whether being at the Olympics would freak me out.

"She was in intensive care for weeks and our main concern was whether her little lungs would cope.

Her main concern was whether the candle in her room would last until she had finished her picture.

Asked if his main concern was whether he could be effective or whether he risked reinjuring the knee, Lin said, "It's probably both".

Their main concern was whether they could generate sufficient revenue to replace work from Polaroid, whether they could adjust to a small business environment – and what they would do should it fail.