Sentence examples for big matters from inspiring English sources
The big matters, however, demand his full attention.
Certain big matters were absent, like the costly anti-patronage litigation known as the Shakman case.
There's never been a time when thinking big matters more than now.
It's a good joke, of course, but one that masks big matters.
He writes about big matters — nothing bigger than life and death, after all — as if they were incidental oddities deserving of wry comment but no great moralizing or posturing.
Being big matters because it enables a company to pay less for handsets and other equipment, and this has enabled Telefónica Móviles and América Móvil to sell small handsets for as little as $40.
"I really think he's a kid, I think he never anticipated this would be such a big matter in Hong Kong," Mr. Ho said.
John Kerry was in the air, approaching the Continental Divide, and the candidate often ridiculed as straddling both sides of political divides was wrestling with the big matter at hand.
"I know it's not a big matter," he said, smiling, "but the fees have to be paid on these visa applications.
That's a big matter Obama was removing from the negotiating table!
OK, you might say, it's a pretty big matter of geographic scale, but where exactly do we draw the line then?
