Sentence examples for concern to whether from inspiring English sources

During planning of the Erie, there was some concern to whether or not the railroad would work its way through Harriman at all, instead bypassing nearby Goshen and Middletown in favor of a terminus at Newburgh, also on the Hudson River.

Mr. Trichet may also express concern as to "whether expansive monetary policy is promoting bubbles" in stock or commodity markets, Mr. Schneider said.

With changing climate, it is of serious concern to investigate whether Peninsular Malaysia will experience even more intense rainfall.

Xenophon was particularly concerned to learn whether Australian parliamentarians were being watched by intelligence agencies.

The officials were concerned to know whether the royals, as employers, were happy with the creation of a statutory basis for apprenticeships.

Regulator the Charity Commission said it is "assessing the concerns to determine whether there is any regulatory action for the Commission to take".

We were particularly concerned to establish whether cVA was detectable on the cuticle of virgin males and could therefore act as a pheromone prior to mating.

Further, we were concerned to understand whether, for people with different prefracture health and social context, what was important to them during recovery was different.

Unfortunately, though, the Bush team wanted to win, without any concern as to whether all the votes were recounted.

"There is concern as to whether the NHS should outsource to a private health sector that is still inadequately regulated.

For a spell there was a genuine concern as to whether this contest would conclude during daylight hours.