Sentence examples for whether it could have from inspiring English sources

The OFT will tomorrow give its reasons for asking the commission whether it could have jurisdiction over the case, in a stock exchange announcement.

Panetta did not deny it, but questioned whether it could have been obtained from other methods.

Hesson noted his side will "never know" whether it could have changed the result.

I was left wondering how this had happened and whether it could have been prevented.

But it has to be worth talking about whether it could have saved some of her constituents.

Among the many unknowns about the flu that struck Édgar are whether it could have set off more alarms early on, and whether it could have been contained if it had.

Some audience members questioned the dependence on data and whether it could have detrimental effects on the game.

Jurists have questioned whether it could have been fair without a jury, and with the judge doubling as prosecutor.

Britain's domestic intelligence agency MI5 has embarked on an internal review of whether it could have stopped the Westminster attacker.

The case has drawn national attention and questions about whether it could have been a hate crime.

While this may seem like just another silly meme, some have asked whether it could have a more sinister side.