Sentence examples for into a matter of from inspiring English sources

But compressed into a matter of months, it would be downright dangerous.

They even turn the drying of Lake Orumieh into a matter of national security.

That turns Miller's quest to find Exley into a matter of life or death.

We have decided not to turn this into a matter of principle".

And for too much of his regime as ballet master in chief (starting in 1983), musicality dwindled into a matter of polite timekeeping.

Mr Khosla has invested in several biotechnology companies that aim to condense the multi-million-year process of creating oil from plant life into a matter of hours.

And they found a small knot of investors attracted by the prospect of compressing a multimillion-year process into a matter of days.

They wanted people to know it had been denied and that when they reported what was happening, it was turned into a matter of 'prayer and forgiveness'".

A spokesman said: "'This was an investigation into a matter of considerable public interest and the newspaper believed that use of undercover methods was justified.

The accusation turned a decade-old economic issue into a matter of state and threw the weaknesses of Russian law enforcement into full, unflattering relief.

That bullheadedness can turn into a matter of life and death, according to Dr. Coyne's study, published last year in The American Journal of Cardiology.