Sentence examples for may concerns a from inspiring English sources

His new comedy, chosen to open this year's Cannes film festival in May, concerns a young couple in small-town 60s America who run away together, causing local uproar.

That is, the case may concern a male defendant or plaintiff, but Brennan will refer to the principal as "she" at times and "he" at others.

The pair came up with "Blue Xmas (To Whom It May Concern)", a song that was tacked on to the end of a Columbia Records Christmas compilation at the behest of Davis.

It may concern a situation in the remote future and will accordingly not be very illuminating.

But, more importantly, besides this capacity increase, what really makes FFR of great interest is the fact that it may concern a non negligible proportion of mobile users, especially for small values of the shadowing standard deviation.

It may concern a common sense of fear, or fear in particular situations, a phobia.

People may concern a six-hour training was not enough due to the complexity of behavior-changing counseling.

It may concern a clinical state with persistent absence of clinical and radiological signs of disease activity without being treated for a specific time period.

Although data are sparse, oxytocin infusion during labour appears to have become a routine procedure in developed countries that may concern a significant portion of parturients, sometimes even a majority.

These last questions are not trivial and may concern a broad range of game species, which often disperse during the hunting season (e.g. wild boar [ 44], and red grouse Lagopus lagopus[ 45]).

Whispers may concern an attempted coup by the police, the mysterious death of a presidential driver, even an attempt to assassinate the president, who is said to employ a lookalike to attend public events on his behalf.