Sentence examples for a bigger matter from inspiring English sources

A bigger matter than you may have noticed.

Liverpool have a bigger matter to deal with currently after turning down a £30m offer for Raheem Sterling from Manchester City.

Of course, Sessions says it was not a small matter and that it was unacceptable that this occured, but you know what was even a bigger matter?

"I really think he's a kid, I think he never anticipated this would be such a big matter in Hong Kong," Mr. Ho said.

"I know it's not a big matter," he said, smiling, "but the fees have to be paid on these visa applications.

"Obviously this is a tricky situation," said Russ Haven, the legislative counsel for the New York Public Interest Research Group, referring to the commission's preliminary inquiry into the governor's staff, "partly because it's a big matter, and partly because it will be an early predictor of how the new commission will perform".

That's a big matter Obama was removing from the negotiating table!

One of the participants shared her follow-up experience: Doctors in public hospitals tend to simplify your problems, "from a big matter to a small matter, and from a small matter to a negligible matter" [a colloquial expression in Cantonese].

[P25] Doctors in public hospitals tend to simplify your problems, "from a big matter to a small matter, and from a small matter to a negligible matter" [a colloquial expression in Cantonese].

"What we want to see is that the students who are here with their families to study can continue doing so and not get caught up in unintended consequences of a much bigger matter," said Jennifer Humphries, a vice president for the Canadian Bureau for International Education, the nonprofit that runs the program.

So not getting discouraged is a big thing — continuing no matter what's being said about you.