Sentence examples for a matter of active from inspiring English sources

The fact that the UN now sees this as a matter of active concern is important.

Whether conventional journals are necessary in the internet age is a matter of active debate.

Behaviorally, only H. sapiens can be said to be "fully human," but even the definition of H. sapiens is a matter of active debate.

Analysis of phase transformation processes observed in most hydrogen-absorbing materials (pure metals, alloys or compounds) is still a matter of active research, in view of electrochemical or chemical hydrogen storage applications.

Virtuous action is therefore a matter of active internal self-determination, rather than determination from without.

The evaluation of the classic arguments is still a matter of active debate.

Such love seems to be a matter of motivationally active feeling rather than of being rational, and some writers on morality (eventually) allowed this side of Christianity to have a major influence on what they had to say about virtue.

It's a matter of an active faith, of trust.

"Most of the people in this country are with us, and it's a matter of getting them active and getting them informed".

Army officials described the shift as a matter of fairness, since active Army units generally deploy from their home posts for only six-months rotations.

(c.7) Nicholas is saying, in effect, that "assimilation" in perception is indeed a matter of reason's active selecting and managing the deliverances of sense and imagination that result from our encounters with perceptible things.