Sentence examples for a matter of picking from inspiring English sources

"It's just a matter of picking the right markets," he says.

The building of any curriculum is a highly political act, a matter of picking and choosing.

It was a matter of picking the line and trusting it but I pulled the putt.

But Mr. Firth's notion of pop versus jazz was simply a matter of picking up the tempo for jazz.

"It's not just a matter of picking the best poet you can think of," he told the New York Times.

Fortunately, he also believes that every woman can go red -- it's just a matter of picking the right shade.

The truth is, this isn't a matter of pick and choose.

However, when there is a need or a want, we all know it's a simple matter of picking up the phone or visiting.

Deciding which online payment method to use would seem to be a simple matter of picking whichever offers higher security.

So one possibility is that the distinctive profile of the students admitted to elite universities is simply a matter of students picking the right universities for the subjects they are interested in.Running counter to this reassuring interpretation is a recent analysis of A-level results by researchers at Durham University.

The collapse, which seems to have been a matter of gravity picking up where negligence left off, came as the publicly owned landmark hospital was closer than ever to being stabilized and preserved as part of the new Southpoint Park planned on the island.