Sentence examples for may count whether from inspiring English sources

A crash redistributes income, creating new groups of losers whose influence may count, whether they are newly insecure workers or newly dispossessed fat cats.

There was even a question about whether Butland's demotion to Championship duty may count against him for Southgate's first post-World Cup selection.

For instance, a boy may count as a borderline case of 'obese' because people cannot tell whether he is obese just by looking at him.

And external events may count too.

One day, merit may count for more.

The shame factor may count for something with educational officials.

Ostentatious shows of wealth may count against him, however.

Every time we play, it may count.

Yet, come July 14, past triumphs may count for little.

They may count in some others--the rules are complex.

This looked like fitting the bill on purely technical grounds, but it is questionable whether such reasoning may still count as syntactic.