Sentence examples for whether it may have from inspiring English sources

The New York Times considered it an attempt to persuade "country music's cash cow, its creative engine, its ambassador to the wider world" to remain within the genre while The New Yorker wondered whether "it may have been the moment when Swift and the genre that helped steer her toward pop domination said goodbye".

The aims agreed for the study were to assess the practical workings of this new approach, its feasibility and whether it may have the intended benefits of enhancing the accessibility, transparency or quality of the research commissioning process.

One of the main controversial issues in this field is the timing and duration of injection and whether it may have an impact on its efficacy and sustainability.

"There was a circus in Clacton a couple of weeks ago and so lots of people are wondering whether it may have escaped from there.

A spokesman there has said Mr. Jackson was taking prescription medicine but declined to identify it or say whether it may have been a factor in his death.

But questions have been raised about sunscreen and whether it may have the opposite effect, perhaps by allowing people to remain exposed to the sun longer without burning.

The slightly queasy part is how thoroughly the angry-hero stuff suits Walsh's ego and whether, therefore, it may have a downside.

One of the things that couples with great relationships have in common is a shared commitment to talk about any issue that feels incomplete or unfinished with either of them, regardless of whether or when it may have previously been addressed.

We believe that the total insufflated CO2 gas volume should be controlled as little as possible whether or not it may have an unfavorable effect on the human body.

To further dissect the cellular response to HBR, nuclear run-off experiments were performed to assess whether HBR may have affected the rate of Smad4 gene transcription and whether, in the affirmative, it may have acted as a unit or after hydrolysis of its hyaluronan grafted moieties.

Explore where it was first eaten, why, the significance it may have had, whether or not it is still a delicacy today, and whether it carries the same significance as in the past.