Sentence examples for a matter of a block from inspiring English sources

Several people pointed out that in New York City, the difference between a treacherous and a tranquil neighborhood can be a matter of a block or two, and that Sunday's shooting of three people occurred on Lenox Road, one block south of the neighborhood's traditional southern boundary.

Vinny Testaverde says it is a matter of a missed block here, a poor throw there, a dropped pass, the little things that are impeding the development of the Jets' offense.

Evidence of that shift can be seen in a matter of a few blocks.

The distance can be a matter of a few blocks.

In Paris, it was a matter of a dozen blocks or so, but that distance made the difference between being at the heart of the chaos come tourist season each year and being hidden away and removed from it while still having the best of central Paris on our doorstep.

Unfortunately, building a desktop accelerator as powerful as SLAC is not just a matter of making a block of sapphire with a metre-and-a-half long hole through it (which is actually easier than it sounds).

Without it, even a priori deducibility might seem explanatorily less than sufficient, though the need for such a story remains a matter of controversy (Block and Stalnaker 1999, Chalmers and Jackson 2001).

Cybersecurity is not just a matter of blocking bad things a cyberattack can do; it is protecting all the good things that cyberinsecurity can prevent us from doing.

This is a matter of blocking and tackling.

"For me it was just a matter of blocking everything out," Anthony said.

Within a matter of blocks in Houghton you may pass a synagogue, a mosque and a church.