Sentence examples for certainly a matter of from inspiring English sources

It's certainly a matter of fact.

But it's certainly a matter of timing and luck, that's for sure.

The reach rule in particular is certainly a matter of great concern to regional broadcasters as you know.

Conditioning is certainly a matter of associating temporally related events, but temporal contiguity is only one of several factors and probably not the most important that influences conditioning.

There is, certainly, a matter of calculation by this White House as it seeks to portray Mr. Rove as absent from the Iraq war room.

Effective and meaningful cooperation is urgently needed to prosecute some of the most heinous criminals and the issue at hand is certainly a matter of national security.

That's certainly a matter for her roster of high-priced aides and advisors.

"The differences between Kach and Yisrael Beiteinu are minuscule, not fundamental and certainly not a matter of morality," wrote Gideon Levy.

Certainly, as a matter of policy, Labour had reversed the old presumption that data should remain under wraps unless there was a good reason why it should not.

Mr. Giuliani's health will certainly be a matter of public concern and interest for the next few weeks at least, but even his aides doubt that this subject will loom this large after Labor Day.

Either way, it's certainly not a matter of if Android will get Netflix streaming — just when.