Sentence examples for a matter of cold from inspiring English sources

It is also a matter of cold, hard cash.

From conversations with my father, I came to regard their relationship as a matter of cold convenience.

"It is really a matter of cold commercial interest, especially economies relying on exports and trade, as most do".

Before I get to the down side, however, let's talk about why business seems to be giving up on the G.O.P. To some extent it's a matter of cold political calculation.

Ms Warren says she is not running for president (she favours the present tense), which makes her more sensible than her supporters: as a matter of cold electoral maths, she cannot win a nationwide contest.President Obama's relations with the Democratic Party are increasingly complicated.

For too long, seasonal drinking has been considered a matter of color: reds for the cold; rosés and whites for the heat.

I don't know how many times I made similar trips as a child, how many times I went up the mountains that surround the city to then make that precipitous descent, and thus pass in a matter of three hours from our cold and rainy climate down 2,600 meters into the Magdalena Valley, where the temperatures can approach 40 degrees Celsius in some ill-fated spots".

The building was sold to another family in 1975, but they evacuated it in a matter of months after repeatedly experiencing cold spots, loud noises, strange extreme smells, oozing slime emanating from the walls and a plague of flies that no other house on the street experienced.

Anyone who doubts the power of drug company marketing to overcome a dearth of scientific evidence need only ponder the disturbing matter of cold medicines used to treat children and infants.

The only problem is that that excellent coffee gets cold in a matter of minutes.

Some agents are reporting that the market has gone from red hot to stone cold in a matter of weeks.