Sentence examples for chief matter from inspiring English sources

The answer to the book's chief matter of suspense -- the source of the Zycron stories -- answers itself so obviously and early that Iris, while disclosing the truth in the book's last pages, feels obliged to concede to the reader, "You must have known that for some time".

Although, water pollution is a chief matter of apprehension in regard to Kolong River, the water quality issue of the river has not yet got its due importance.

Also, even if the particular landscape of the industrial North provided Lowry with his chief subject matter, his paintings were amalgamated impressions rather than photographic documents.

In a recent conversation about the new play with Adam Nagourney, the New York Times's Los Angeles bureau chief, the matter of "Moose Murders" came up.

Besides Dr. Lydon and Dr. Druker, the recipients were Dr. Lydon's laboratory chief, Dr. Matter, and two of the researchers who unraveled the molecular cause of C.M.L., Dr. Baltimore and Dr. Witte.

Choosing the right chief executive matters more than ever to a company's performance and value, they say.

"If we had elections, there would be only two kinds of people on the Majlis: tribal chiefs, no matter how uneducated or bad, and businessmen," said one influential Saudi prince.

On 25 February 2004, the Prosecution (via a written filing) rested its case-in-chief, subject to several matters pertaining to the admission of documents and its case in rebuttal (Prosecutor v. Milošević 25 February 2004a).

Responding to questions over South Yorkshire police's ethics in the matter, chief constable Alex Marshall, chief executive of the College of Policing, said: "It is paramount that investigations are conducted fairly, impartially and with integrity.

How much does a chief executive really matter at a multibillion-dollar technology company?

No chief executive – no matter how big the charity they work for is – should lose sight of the grassroots.