Sentence examples for matter by taking from inspiring English sources

Francis added: "We have dealt with this matter by taking immediate disciplinary action.

Thanks to the same-sex marriage ballot initiatives that swept the nation, many straights helped settle the matter by taking sides, with us.

We derived estimates of exposure to coarse (PM2.5-10 PM2.5-10late matter by taking the difference between particulate2.5 estimatter

Ms Lamyman-Davies said health boards could improve matters by taking the opportunity of reorganisation to centralise certain treatments.

"The media is only making matters worse by taking extreme positions.

Instead, hacking would be used to further complicate matters, perhaps by taking down key computers in financial or communications industries, after a bombing.

Keller did not publish a point-by-point inquest, but it was cheeky of Okrent to chastise him and his "key associates," saying they "made matters worse" by taking "so long".

Carte put the matter beyond doubt by taking a six-month personal lease of the theatre beginning on 1 February 1879, the date of its re-opening, when Pinafore resumed.

A federal investigation launched to investigate various Clinton pardons, closed its investigation of the New Square matter in June 2002 by taking no action against Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, or any residents of New Square.

By taking matter to states we have never observed before - the LHC's collisions create temperatures not seen since moments after the Big Bang - physicists hope to find something unexpected that addresses some of these questions.

By taking matters into his own hands, the Dolphins' $114m man took a bad situation and made it worse".