Sentence examples for main question seemed from inspiring English sources

Instead, the main question seemed to be whether Ms. Kroes would impose some conditions.

On the Democratic side, the main question seemed to be whether Ms. Pingree or Mr. Michaud would be the stronger candidate in a general election.

The city resembled one under siege, and the main question seemed to be whether the convention could go on at all.

In regard to the four hesitant states — Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Texas — the main question seemed to be the good faith of the local school districts.

The main question seemed to be how big his margin would be over Brat.

The main question seems to have been: How many ways can the truth be twisted and be made truer still?

With so many people against him, the main question seems to be by how much more Mr Takenaka's reforms will be watered down before they are acceptable.

The main question seems to be whether the FDP would prefer to be the third wheel in a left-leaning coalition over a spell in opposition.

End of story".The main question seems to be whether an acronym's coiner has the right to determine its pronunciation.

Koons has not yet had a retrospective at a New York museum; the main question seems to be which museum (or combination of museums) can do it in a way that satisfies him.

The main question seems to be the size of Mr. Chirac's victory, but having failed to predict Mr. Le Pen's earlier success, pollsters have been wary about forecasting figures.