Sentence examples for In some matters from inspiring English sources

In some matters, the bureau could do only so much.

In some matters that will continue to be the case.

In some matters, Hong Kong is clearly starting to put East above West.

In some matters, government still provides the typical minimal state safeguards (as regards peace, safety, and security) and has a primacy over safeguarding a minimal and equal share in wealth (as regards social security).

The forks are joined in some matters.

And oddly, Augustine, rightly seen in some matters as the father of Catholicism, won his anti-Pelagian battle but in the end lost the war.

"Alex taught me to believe that his little bird brain was conscious in some matter, that is, capable of intention," Dr. Pepperberg writes.

In pre-relativistic physics we think of gravity as a force produced by the mass contained in some matter.

There is a difference between considering how in some matter the child most directly concerned is affected and considering how any policy or action in respect of that one child may also have consequences for other children.

The Pope and other clergy must not become involved in secular affairs, regularly, but in exceptional circumstances, Ockham says, when no lay person is able or willing to take the lead in some matter necessary to the welfare of the Christian community, the Pope may intervene in secular matters.

Mr. Ban and his advisers believe they have the prerogative to make decisions in some administrative matters, which has become an issue with the court, he acknowledged.