Sentence examples for be a mere matter from inspiring English sources

If it is, then reversing aging would be a mere matter of locating and troubleshooting a recursive loop of code.

Madison had long ago predicted, "When the pear is ripe it will fall of itself," and many agreed with Jefferson's assessment that conquest of Canada would be "a mere matter of marching".

But if determinism does not hold, if there are alternative physically possible futures, then which one comes to pass must be a mere matter of chance.

The difference between a culture of chronic under-reporting and a cover-up can be a mere matter of degrees.

This caused change to be a mere matter of words, nothing but a name and due to this, metaphysical speculation took the upper hand.

But the difference between a culture of chronic under-reporting and a cover-up can be a mere matter of degrees.

How I choose to play it is a mere matter of taste".

Bad reviews in the quarterlies, he once told George, were "a mere matter of the moment — I think I shall be among the English Poets after my death".

(Keats himself seemed to disagree, writing to his brother George that the reviews were "a mere matter of the moment", and that "I think I shall be among the English Poets after my death").

Languages seem so vastly different from one another, but for Chomskyans this is a mere matter of word shapes; in terms of how we put the words together, languages are all minor variations on a single universal grammar — the one underlying that jumping-He-on-the-tree phenomenon.

Turn off the digital assistant, tune out the endless din and drop in to the friendly neighborhood depicted in the new play "Maple and Vine," where social networking is a mere matter of inviting friends over for pigs in a blanket and crab puffs.