Sentence examples for problem was whether from inspiring English sources

The problem was whether tata and bodacious-tatas were "confusingly similar" -- the canonical test of trademark violation.

Smith, meanwhile, argued that Worldwide's problem was whether "the BBC Trust wanted BBC Worldwide to have access to capital".

A key problem was whether or not Rank would keep its listing, since if Guoco received 85% acceptances it could take the company off the market, leaving the remaining shareholders as a minority in a non-quoted company.

In the case of David Katz vs. Horni Signal Manufacturing Corporation, the problem was whether a man could sue for infringement if it turned out that, in his patent, he had shown that he misunderstood the scientific principle on which his device worked.

The heart of the problem was whether the individuals were adhering to the defensive system.

An early problem was whether to adopt the British or Australian organisation.

The problem is whether anyone would care?

The problem is whether they stay at home".

The bigger problem is whether he can pull it off.

The second problem is whether the information that Washington makes available can be believed.

"The only problem is whether we can get hold of enough of them".