Sentence examples for again a matter of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, heat the butter or a butter and milk mixture (again, a matter of personal taste and house style).

Spotting the arrival of the next recession -- after more than a decade of often booming growth -- is once again a matter of growing concern.

This was not quite a Muslim reconquista of the Iberian peninsula, but a circle was closed, and Islam was, once again, a matter of Western Europe.

Now the picture is again a matter of controversy, following a claim that Mr Murdoch's holding company, News Corporation, obtained it by bribing a member of the US military.

Notice, first, that this explanation of Warhol's greatness, contrary to the first one, makes art appreciation once again a matter of esoteric knowledge and taste, now focused on subtle philosophical puzzles about the nature of art.

But this is again a matter of proximity: To earn $200,000 in New York's most rarefied precincts is to be made aware on a daily basis how modest is your place on the city's socioeconomic ladder.

Then crude prices plummeted along with the economy, to around $34 a barrel just over a year ago, only to double again in a matter of months as confidence began to recover.

This is, again, partly a matter of temperament.

These teams could meet again, in a matter of months, with much higher stakes.

Again, more a matter of what's around the table than what's on the plate.

It will again be a matter of what happens with the winds on the top (700-800 feet).