Sentence examples for main issues centred from inspiring English sources

The lottery's main issues centred on its weird combination of extravagance and caution.

The main issue centred on Rangers and Hibernian who were locked in a battle for second place in the Scottish Championship, with the Edinburgh side feeling they would be at a disadvantage if their game was not played at the same time.

The debate centred around three main issues: education as a potential barrier, scientific career structures, and scientific culture and gender imbalance.

The main issues in Australia regarding homebirth centre around the risks to the baby, with higher perinatal mortality rates reported in some studies of homebirth [ 14, 15] however these studies have included women with risk factors (e.g., twins, medical complications), so it is difficult to draw conclusions about low-risk women [ 14, 16].

The main issues, nevertheless, quickly became plain: eligibility for membership and the character of party discipline; but, above all, the key questions centred around the relation between the party and the proletariat, for whom the party claimed to speak.

The main issues of Penfold's tenure were the establishment of the territory as an offshore financial centre and the smuggling of drugs through its waters until the sudden death of the chief minister.

No doubt the unions will now dutifully stuff more dollars into Mr Obama's campaign chest; but elections are won in the centre and, with the federal deficit bulging, reforming the state could be one of the main issues next year.

The main issue debated in the articles centred on contention surrounding government support for midwifery -led maternity services extending to including controversial home birth trials.

"We have two main issues.

There are three main issues to consider.

The court confronted two main issues.