Sentence examples for for different matters from inspiring English sources

−The same term used for different matters: 'Demand' can be interpreted as useful demand or final energy consumption.

Speaking to the BBC's Newsnight programme, he said a separate English parliament could be costly and bureaucratic, but one parliament could sit on different days of the week for different matters.

"Spencer uses different styles for different subject matter his portraits and landscapes are forensically detailed and almost hyper-real depictions of the physical world, while his religious paintings tend to have more distortion," Clapton explains.

Ayala goes so far as to suggest that if science and religion are properly understood, they cannot be in contradiction, for they concern different matters (p. 73).

Chief Campisi said the officer who had been charged with making a false arrest for his cousin was already being investigated by Internal Affairs, though for a different matter, when the F.B.I. began investigating him.

Campaigns for office are quite different matters than the more transformative task of building progressive infrastructure -- and vibrant coalitions -- that can endure and grow, year after year.

But being right and taking a position of self-righteousness in human relations are two very different matters, for one simply states facts while the other lords it over others.

The atrial fibrillation one was great for a different matter, because [although] you identified quite a lot of patients, at the end of the day, when we looked through them, [we] only identified one that we wanted to chase up.

College has evolved to something now expected of one's child, but how it will be paid for is a different matter altogether.

None of which is to suggest that it is inappropriate to question Trump's mental fitness for office, a different matter entirely from laughing and shouting "nutter".

Now for a slightly different matter, the balances on your maxed out credit cards.