Sentence examples for may concern whether from inspiring English sources

The charges in this trial, which is expected to stretch well into May, concern whether nearly a million dollars that Mr. Edwards and Mr. Young secretly solicited from two wealthy donors to help hide an affair was a conspiracy to violate campaign finance laws during Mr. Edwards's run for the 2008 presidential nomination.

Further, they may also concern whether the wireless network will cause patient privacy leakage or incomplete data storage.

He said it wasn't clear whether anyone else had received the letter – which did not refer to Germany specifically and was addressed "to whom it may concern".

However, it may be difficult to obtain interval cases in countries with incomplete registration; one may be concerned with whether estimation of parameters lacking of this information could bias the result.

For example, studies that seek to discover novel CD8+TL escape or drug resistance mutations may be concerned with whether certain low-frequency variants represent artifacts or real mutations (Wang et al. 2007).

Never use "To Whom It May Concern".

An umpire may ask for help from his fellow umpires if he was out of position to see a play, and the first- or third-base umpire may be appealed to concerning whether a batter has taken a full swing for a strike call or instead checked his swing.

They may not be particularly concerned whether they have met the WHO definition of diarrhoea.

The second one concerns whether states may limit the use of abortion-inducing drugs.

And it is with this teaching that the controversy begins concerning whether Gautama may legitimately be represented as a philosopher.

This interest not only concerns whether added ingredients may alter the inherent disease risks of smoking, but also includes consideration of whether ingredients may render cigarettes more palatable, so as to increase initiation of smoking or decrease the ability of smokers to quit.