Sentence examples for emerging matters from inspiring English sources

Even to skeptical officials, whether or not a public health crisis is emerging matters less than disaster victims' belief that they have suffered more trauma.

The context in which it emerged matters more than how it did it.

Best of the Day threads are morphing from Scoble-centric to swarm-centric, as the concentric overlapping circles of realtime comments are expanding the discussions about realtime and in the process expanding the swarm to branch out into using realtime on emerging subject matter.

Alexander goes on to conceive space and time as the stuff out of which all things are made: space and time are real and concrete, and out of them emerge matter, life and so on.

MOST Western businessmen think the middle class in emerging markets matters because of its spending potential.

Some have thought this to be problematic: how could something so unlike matter emerge from matter, what forces could produce the one out of the other?

In spite of its implausibility, this "emergence" idea is held by most scientific materialists as being at the bottom of the mind/body problem, ignoring the fact that for mentality to truly emerge from matter, matter must have something indeed everything to do with it.

In the spinal cord, the most intensely stained Cre-positive cells localized predominantly to emerging white matter tracts, and co-labeled with the oligodendrocyte marker CC-1 (Fig. 4A B, G H, Fig. S2A C).

(2) Even in cases of generation, where the form acquired is the form of the entity, what Aristotle specifies as the substrate of the generation need not be the matter of the emerging entity: the matter of the entity can be coordinate with the form to the extent that that matter is also generated from the preexistent material during the process of generation.

Or even some emerging consensus on matters of faith.

An important lesson emerged: microbes matter but so do we, their hosts.