Sentence examples similar to a matter of repression from inspiring English sources
The memory of a great nation divided black against white as a matter of racial theory and institutionalised repression appears almost absurd.
However, until recently, most studies on sRNA-mediated regulation focus on the principles of sRNA-mRNA interaction, while studies on translational repression are few because the mechanisms of translational repression remain a matter of debate.
And here I really part company with it, since a) Saudi Arabia is a dictatorship – maybe it's not internally repressing its people, but presumably it doesn't need to, because it has this huge cache of deterrents; and b) "internal repression" is a matter of opinion, isn't it?
Some will continue to argue that internal repression is not a matter of legitimate concern for other countries.
The role of the Hxk2 protein in glucose repression has been a matter of controversy for many years.
The US embargo remains a matter of principle– and an appropriate response to Cuba's brutal repression of its people.
Amin said there's a new generation of young Egyptian writers, who didn't grow up with repression and learning to self-censor as a matter of course, that are keen to practice good journalism.
It is only a matter of time before suicide attempts further intensify the cycle of resistance and repression.
"Violent demonstrations are raging in two Middle East nations and it is a matter of time before the North Korean people reach the limit of their endurance of hunger and repression and rise up against the Kim rule," the editorial concluded.
