Sentence examples for In many matters from inspiring English sources

In many matters involving insurance, however, there are caveats.

In many matters of life, motivated reasoning masquerades as cold reasoning and "rational" thought, when in fact, it is reason that is based on an emotional response.

HIGH deficits and a declining economy will limit the hand of the new president in many matters of economic policy.

And it is true, too, that Islamic scripture, although vague in many matters, is specific about slavery, including such questions as whether sex is permitted.

The opposition German Social Democrats are also interested.As in many matters, German enthusiasm is not enough in itself to win the day.

Because of its success among the invaders, the church was in a position to establish its jurisdiction in many matters of family law and inheritance.

This company is therefore able to offer quality transcription in many subject matters and industries being an English-language transcription service only.

In this, as in so many matters, we could just keep calm and carry on.

Mr Brown smiles and keeps his counsel, as he does in so many matters controversial or difficult for the government.

There was little immediate reaction to his letter in Congress, which has been rushing to finish work on many matters in the post-election session.

In keeping with his distinctive style, it is both intensely political, in that it addresses many matters which also concern the secular world, and uncompromisingly spiritual.