Sentence examples for matter although the from inspiring English sources

This is not a joking matter (although the #distractinglysexy hashtag did a good job of showing there could be a funny side).

He was also charged with harassment after she hired her own lawyer to pursue the matter, although the stalking count reportedly did not cover anything before 2015.

Peel the potatoes and dice into the same size as the beets (the actual size doesn't matter, although the smaller they are, the faster they will cook).

The Homeland Security Department said then that its inspector general was investigating the matter, although the coming report does not address the program at Logan Airport.

The loophole is no laughing matter, although the National Rifle Association is using a fictitious Soprano-like "Noo Yawker" to bolster Bob McDonnell, the Republican candidate for governor who favors leaving the loophole unchanged.

And no matter: although the economy has hit some rough patches, the S.& P. 400 midcap index and the S.& P. 600 index of small-company shares have each returned more than 7 percent, annualized, since 2000.

The FBI had announced in July that its investigation into the Democratic presidential candidate's private email server had concluded with a recommendation of no criminal charges in the matter, although James Comey, the FBI's director, criticised Clinton as "careless".

Since then, only a few articles have been published on the matter, although these have mostly generated positive results when using camera recordings as a way of assessing neonatal resuscitation [ 6, 8– 10].

To further complicate matters, although the act is reserved, human rights issues are devolved.

There is no guarantee that the failure of the 2018 bid will get England to focus on what matters (although the Burton academy is, finally, starting to take shape).

It seems wary that reform could open commercial television to aggressive rivals such as News Corporation.Complicating matters, although the old tycoons may be gone, the new media bosses have diverse business interests—and hence a lot of political influence.