Sentence examples for matter basic from inspiring English sources
Howard Mills does not have much money, or support, or, for that matter, basic name recognition in his bid to unseat United States Senator Charles E. Schumer.
In a typical arrangement, a worker might see his weekly hours go down by 20%, and his salary go down by about 4%." It seems bad ideas never die, no matter basic history telling us that unemployment has nothing to do with how many or how few individuals are looking for employment.
Nishimoto Trading Co. Ltd., Korea bFilter ingredient, which was kindly provided from Dr. Warren Dominy (Oceanic Institute) cCorn oil and menhaden oil (1 1; v/v) dCommercial vitamin mix (NRC 1981) was kindly provided from Dr. Warren Dominy (Oceanic Institute) eAOAC (2000) for protein trial 1 only, two replicates were done for each diet; other diets were calculated as dry matter basic.
Additionally, due to lack of knowledge about the subject matter, basic questions such as, 'How should weight loss be achieved?' and, 'How much weight loss will provide benefit?' cannot be answered with confidence.
Additionally, because of lack of knowledge about the subject matter, basic questions such as "how should weight loss be achieved?" and "how much weight loss will provide benefit?" cannot be answered with confidence.
As Christopher Hitchens points out in "Why Orwell Matters" (Basic; $24), a book more critical of Orwell than the title might suggest, "Homage to Catalonia" survives as a model of political journalism, and "Animal Farm" and "1984" belong permanently to the literature of resistance.
The absence of relevant information elicited by Lester Holt's excellent question speaks directly to what has become a central flaw in this entire presidential campaign: the dearth of attention given to matters basic to U.S. national security policy.
It's a matter of "basic human rights", she says.
She says her campaign is a matter of basic principle.
The fact of the matter is basic and ineluctable: we need these lists.
Providing equal access to justice is a matter of basic fairness.
