Sentence examples for main issues have from inspiring English sources

The main issues have been blisters, including some from handcuffs, and abrasions.

But among some elected officials, particularly Democrats, the main issues have been repeated allegations of bureaucratic incompetence, cover-ups and political influence.

The main issues have concerned the relation between Newton's and Einstein's theories of gravity and what the need to replace the former with the latter says about the nature, scope, and limits of scientific knowledge.

In order to define an artificial system capable of recognizing emotions from speech, three main issues have to be addressed: how to determine the emotions to be recognized, how to represent them, and how to classify them.

A spokeswoman from the Forestry Commission, which owns Bellever Forest and other sites which have been used for raves, said: "The main issues have been extensive amounts of rubbish and vandalism left by the revellers, causing unnecessary costs to be incurred in clearing up after the event".

The main issues have been deforestation, biological diversity conservation and the rights of indigenous people.

Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, general secretary, World YWCA, Geneva, Switzerland, @worldywca Understand it's everyone's problem: One of the main issues has been that gender inequality has been seen as a woman's problem.

One of ITV plc's main issues has been a decline in SOV (share of viewing) year to date, and this could be remedied in part with good audiences through the World Cup.

One of the main issues has been whether the rings should burn wood or charcoal.

The main issue has always been power.

"The main issue has always been the boat," Lecomte said.