Sentence examples for concern about whether from inspiring English sources

We cannot ignore public concern about whether it's used fairly.

"It's one factor that's creating a concern about whether to take people on or not".

The concern about whether he has money for renovations isn't too far-fetched.

In Louisiana, there was concern about whether levees could survive a record flood.

But there remains significant concern about whether the deal would survive antitrust scrutiny.

There also remains concern about whether poll workers, contending with long lines, will instruct voters correctly.

While American athletes have expressed concern about whether they should wear their "U.S.A".

The most common cause was concern about whether European leaders would take needed measures to help troubled countries.

Among ordinary workers, there's considerable anxiety, and an insistent concern about whether their lives will actually improve.

But he expressed concern about whether Mr. Holder sometimes allows himself to get steamrolled by his adversaries.

In quieter moments, Smiley often strikes a note of concern about whether, after the campaign, Obama's "soul will be intact".