Sentence examples for matter gathering from inspiring English sources

According to press accounts, Rettke wore a gorilla mask and overalls, carried a rope in a bag, and tried to hand out bananas at a campus Black Lives Matter gathering.

We apologize for the silence over the past two days: it was imperative that we spent the time gaining more information on the matter, gathering facts, consulting those affected, and building a clear picture of what transpired, especially given the legal implications for those cited or arrested.

Particularly in fields such as law, the humanities and some of the social sciences, where research is not necessarily a matter of gathering data or conducting experiments, but rather of gathering positions, and conducting thought experiments, it can be harder to make a distinction between our use of existing knowledge and our own original contribution that builds on that knowledge.

Theoretically, collating and summarizing data from a heuristic inspection is a relatively simple matter of gathering together the forms that the inspectors have used.

"Black Lives Matter" is gathering steam as the compelling human and social rights movement of our time.

In much of condensed matter physics, gathering data is cheap once an experiment is operational at all, so the response to random error is to take enough measurements to drive uncertainty down to desired levels.

Guskey (2000) noted that planning evaluation fits in well since it occurs before the implementation of any innovation as well as allowing planners to determine the needs, considering participant characteristics, analyzing contextual matters and gathering baseline information.

Stripped of this kind of ornament, smoking looks much less fun – a matter of addicts gathering on the pavement in the cold.

It was just a matter of us gathering ourselves, which we have done before, and countering their run, stopping it with force and great execution.

Thinking about the performance afterward, I understood more deeply that building a major orchestra isn't a matter simply of gathering the best players from the leading conservatories and paying a celebrity maestro millions to lead them.

In the Baltimore case, a Justice Department spokeswoman said: "Based on preliminary information, the Department of Justice has officially opened this matter and is gathering information to determine whether any prosecutable civil rights violation occurred".