Sentence examples for array of matters that from inspiring English sources

There also is a two-year ban on switching sides on a wider array of matters that were in the employee's official purview.

To that end I'm using my last column as The Times's restaurant critic to correct lapses, attend to unfinished business, rummage through a cupboard of leftover advice and opine on an array of matters that didn't come up often, or at all, in other articles.

Those bankers concentrated on advising clients on an array of matters, deals or otherwise.

These economic strategies benefit directly from a broader array of investments that matter to global competitiveness, such as transit-accessible job centers, modern air and logistics infrastructure, and industry partnerships with technical schools and colleges to help workers gain valuable credentials.

The entertainment programs awarded Peabodys this year are an eclectic lot, but the Peabody Awards have always rewarded a wide array of "stories that matter".

Remember when President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney stood on stage at the town hall debate yelling at each other, but neglected to do much yelling about an array of issues that matter to people?

I suppose that I really shouldn't encourage the endless array of legislators taking to the floor of the House Of Representatives to talk about matters that aren't germane to actually legislating.

Researchers have touted nanotechnology--an array of techniques that allow the manipulation of matter at the atomic scale--as the next big thing, producing everything from better materials to tiny robots.

You have many parties, a long history of mistrust, hostility and perceived grievances, and a wide array of interests that range from political, to economic, to security, to matters of pride and identity.

It stands to reason that choices of cellmates matter, but even very experienced prison officers find it difficult to balance the bewildering array of factors that need to be taken into account.

But that matters little to the array of special interests that have arrived in Wisconsin to provide "experts" and astroturf cover for the anti-worker measure.