Sentence examples for matter because of from inspiring English sources

No issuing forth of matter because of sunlight.

Neighborhoods also matter because of the nature of their social organization.

(The power authority's mini-plants were a different matter because of their size).

Growing interest is being dedicated to soft matter because of its potential in delivering any type of drugs.

"The Standards Committee has asked that no one discuss this matter because of its ongoing investigation," Bonjean said.

That is a tricky matter because of Germans' antipathy toward anything singling out their country for special, punitive treatment.

Galt was chosen in part, according to documents and several people briefed on the matter, because of its price.

Representatives of Boeing and the airlines declined to comment on the matter because of the pending litigation.

For China, in that relationship, there's a lot of voters that matter because of the economic relationship that we have with China.

The Yanks did not have Jeter, and the Mets did not have David Wright (or Ike Davis, for that matter) because of injuries.

Switching free e-mail services is no small matter because of the bother of informing all your correspondents of your new address.