Sentence examples for a matter of teaching from inspiring English sources

And the issue is indeed complicated and not simply a matter of teaching.

"It may be a matter of teaching different types of strategies for processing information online".

Like others, he insists that a social focus in business schools is not only a matter of ethics but also a matter of teaching sound business.

He told BBC News: "There is no group of people who want to encourage a love of reading more than English teachers but this is more than a matter of teaching our literary heritage, you need to choose texts that are appealing to children".

If the study of history were but a matter of teaching the who-what-when-and-where questions, it would be very easy - and very boring.

Another way to simplify was to argue that gender is all a matter of teaching women certain things, for example how men think and speak, to say no, to take space – but still do it 'as a woman'.

With some families, it becomes a matter of simply teaching them how to clean house.

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There was also the matter of teaching the membership that nothing in the rules of golf mandated that the game always be played on green grass.

First, as a matter of religious teaching and longstanding custom, a gemach makes no profit on its loans.

It all sounds a little too sophisticated for poor Olive, but my reservations are swept aside when Grossman, in a matter of mere minutes, teaches her to recognise – and respond correctly to – written commands, using the app Big Words.