Sentence examples for another matter in from inspiring English sources

Arleen waited while she and Sherrena settled another matter in her office.

Humphrys turns blue... Roger "profanisaurus" Alton may have form on the expletives front, but John Humphrys is quite another matter – in public at least.

Whether he can win the presidency is another matter in an election that analysts are viewing as a vote that will test the legacy of Correa, the self-declared leader of 21st-century socialism.

The Surrey police press officer was talking to an NoW journalist (name redacted) about another matter in relation to the Milly investigation and stated she would get back to him to clarify the situation regarding the "hoax woman".

Whether they appreciate the scale of the challenge is another matter". In its report, the trust says growing demand from "a population which is ageing, growing in size, and experiencing more chronic disease" will inflate costs to the NHS while pay pressures mount in its million-strong workforce.

As they scramble to get the programs to users by the end of the year, the equation is a simple one: making software reliable for most personal computer users is relatively easy; it is another matter, in a PC universe with tens of thousands of peripherals and software applications, to defeat the remaining bugs that cause significant problems for some users.

It would be another matter if you were in bed, say, with Charles Taylor" — the brutal Liberian despot convicted last week of war crimes.

Just why your neuroses might have evolved in your pre-conscious infant state is another matter, but in Freud's apartment you do sense the origins of the revolution that was psychoanalysis.

This experiment speaks as well to another matter discussed in The Times — epigenetics.

But the German question is another matter, one in which a more high-profile American approach may be called for.

But bankruptcies of companies that have received millions of dollars in government grants and loan guarantees — in the cause of promoting electric vehicles and independence from foreign oil — are another matter, especially in the cauldron of an election year.