Sentence examples for example matters from inspiring English sources

Most EU decisions are already taken by majority voting, for example matters to do with the single market.

Northern Europeans say that this is precisely why the power of example matters, for they see legal and ethical behaviour as part of a continuum.

This in turn makes people more rigid in matters that give them comfort – for example, matters to do with religion and freedom of belief.

Since there is no definitive body governing the rules of the English language like there is for the French language, for example, matters of style and grammar have always remained relatively debatable.

For example, matters of policy or subjective preference, and polycentric public policy issues, are better left in the hands of an elected body of persons.

Do you feel that the issues faced by higher-paid women – equal pay in the boardroom for example – matter to those who are less well-paid?

And he argues that Washington's ability to hold his soldiers together and set a proud, stoical example mattered more than any individual battle could.

For example, matter as potentiality is the original source of the being of contingent things.

If for example matter is as Boscovich suggested, punctate and surrounded by fields, then there are no plena, and the problem is no more than hypothetical.

The mixing angle has profound effects on neutrinos' behavior; for example, matter affects neutrinos with a small mixing angle much more than neutrinos with a large mixing angle.

I want to believe that teaching my children about life, many times by example, mattered.