Sentence examples for be concerned whether from inspiring English sources

So should we be concerned whether the Prime Minister took drugs years ago?

Two goals in nine Premier League appearances since recovering from the heel complaint that wiped out much of this campaign do not fully reflect Carroll's importance to Sam Allardyce's side but Southampton's Rickie Lambert is likely to be concerned whether his place on England's flight to South America is now at risk.

Additionally, people are likely to be concerned whether LifeLock's claims can be trusted here.

I have argued that, given current market condition, this guarantee carries a trivial cost, essentially because governments will live indefinitely and have little reason to be concerned whether the market is up or down in a specific year.

One could also be concerned whether perineal lacerations were diagnosed correctly.

(The Netherlands FGD 1) Usually, we should be concerned whether there is an infective component when we prescribe steroids.

I was concerned whether he could stay on the floor.

Decision makers are concerned whether to tap or rest Boswellia Papyrifera trees.

Lord Goldsmith said he was concerned whether Southall had disclosed all the material he held when acting as an expert witness.

Some MPC members said they were concerned whether QE would have any further impact on levels of lending.

At the same time, Ms. Fries said, such choosy consumers are concerned whether "natural can actually taste good".