Sentence examples for after which matters from inspiring English sources
The greatest conflict comes at the story's climax, after which matters are resolved, although there may be lesser resolutions after the preceding conflicts.
"Which matters more?" Ashcroft asks.
Does race or class matter - and which matters more?
It has used its discretion to keep you on the social tariff for another year, after which the matter will be reviewed again.
Ms. Diether and her community board colleagues are expected to vote April 23 on whether to recommend Babbo's variance be renewed, after which the matter goes to the appeals board for a final decision.
However, there exists a threshold point at high flow rates, after which no matter how much the pipe rotation speed is increased, the magnitudes of cuttings volume and annular pressure drop almost remain constant.
Which mattered more to Brown?
They go along with the territory, and such a stance only serves to cause us to lose even more by denying ourselves the possibilities that are available to us when we give ourselves permission to hope, to claim the desires of our heart, and to go after that which truly matters to us, rather than insist that our longings are unattainable, unrealistic, or inappropriate.
