Sentence examples for be of material from inspiring English sources
verb
Representing or , chiefly in depictions of colloquial speech.
Goldman later said that it didn't disclose the possibility of the lawsuit earlier because it didn't consider it to be of "material" interest to its shareholders.
What is clear is that Europe will not grow rapidly enough to be of material help to the world economy in the foreseeable future.
He will be charged with having information he knew or believed may be of material assistance in securing the apprehension, prosecution or conviction of another person in the UK for an offence involving the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism.
The purpose of the paper is to share this experience as it may be of material benefit to the desalination community in its future developments.
The vessel you are going to use has to be of material stainless steel preferably; remember the water level in the vessel should be at least one-third of the vessel.Because,the rice is going to boil(its volume increases).
All of which is of material interest to the banks' customers and shareholders.
Such "matters" are of material interest to the possibilitist.
There was evidence of material having been eroded away.
He won't be short of material.
There would be plenty of material these days.
Some of them self-penned, and others would be adaptations of material I love.
