Sentence examples for Have a matter from inspiring English sources

On occasion, we may only have a matter of days (or hours) to put a programme together.

He has warned that executives have a matter of months, not years, to make their case with investors.

She told the defense lawyers that if the charge resulted in conviction, they would have a matter they could address on appeal.

"Sometimes they may have a matter of minutes, so they decide beforehand who can hold the baby, who will cut the umbilical cord, who will hold the baby when you know he is going to die".

"It's no longer a question of waiting for bureaucracy and procedures to take place," says Anwar. "We have a matter of days in which to take important steps to ensure his security and save his life.

You're taught that it's vital to keep breathing at all times and not hold your breath or become stressed - easier said than done when underwater, knowing that if your oxygen supply is cut off you'll have a matter of seconds to live.

If there was ever a better example of us enforcing our own anxieties onto our children, it's not being allowed to have a matter-of-fact chat with girls about what their clitoris is for.

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America had a matter of minutes to decide whether to launch a counter-strike.

Early on, Carson was told that she had "a matter of months".

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