Sentence examples for concerns of whether from inspiring English sources

The Amazon concession sparked concerns of whether the online retailer will be able to hold the line on e-book prices, particularly if other publishers follow Macmillan's lead.

It's almost as if keeping her channel alive is as important as keeping herself alive, raising concerns of whether this is really about helping Tonya as a person, or Tonya in her hopes of being a bigger star.

That record raises strong concerns of whether he will be able to advance a balanced assessment of intelligence related to Iran and the nuclear deal to the President, Congress and American people at a sensitive time in U.S.-Iran relations.

The White Papers violated the Basic Law of Hong Kong's principle of judicial independence and caused concerns of whether China has intentions of degrading the city's status to an autonomous region similar to Tibet.

These results raise concerns of whether subclinically infected adult swine may be reservoirs of new human NoVs or if porcine/human GII recombinants could emerge.

Then there is the concern of whether the bottled water is really any better.

At the same time, he said, "I have a lot of dread, or at least concern, of whether I'm contributing to the demise of the live actor".

In recent years it has been a sideshow to the more important concern of whether Europe's single currency and even the European Union can survive.

To those close to Donovan, specific issues like those are less important than the larger concern of whether the time away makes an impact on his mental state.

In an interview, Dr. Szema said that the study "raises the concern of whether this is really asthma, or lung injuries.

This small difference raised the concern of whether the tiny difference could be magnified to a significant difference by bioaccumulation in the food chain.