Sentence examples for mainly a question from inspiring English sources

There again it is mainly a question of distributional differences.

"It is mainly a question of intent," said Harry Ferguson, a former MI6 officer.

Consequently, the combustion of a sewage sludge is mainly a question of burning the volatile matter.

My technique, such as it is, is mainly a question of balance.

Now it's mainly a question of refining the technology and taking it to the people who need it.

So maybe the problem isn't conceptual; it may be political, but here it's mainly a question of quality.

The first is that he sees it mainly as a question of salesmanship.

That would mainly be a question of offering Belfast extra cash and new opt-outs of liberal social policies set in Westminster.

The subject seems to reach national awareness mainly as a question of who should "win" when the expensive decisions are made: the insurers and the taxpayers footing the bill or the patient battling for his or her life.

From this perspective institutional care management appears mainly as a question of nursing science.

Here are some of my observations on the group's Declaration: 1) The first point is mainly a values question (how to apportion limited resources in a world with current problems and looming risks), but also has some interpretation of science (that the risks from accumulating CO2 are not significant; see Point 2).