Sentence examples for matter has gone from inspiring English sources

Just when extreme (or x-treme, for that matter) has gone mainstream, there's a new buzzword to learn: fusion.

Suzuki and VW fell out even before they got started on a planned alliance to make small cars for emerging markets, and the matter has gone to arbitration.

"We disagree with Mr. Ghandour's claims and regret that the matter has gone this far without resolution," the company said in a statement.

"Hirohito resisted for two weeks, then gave in," Bix reports, and he quotes the emperor as saying, "As the matter has gone this far, it can't be helped".

Whenever the matter has gone to voters before, including here in 2009, it has been driven by opponents; this time, it was proponents who put the issue on the ballot, and they have spent more than two years organizing.

Though the facts of the crime are awful, the case has made headlines because it's become a rallying point for those who argue the Black Lives Matter has gone off the rails.

Numerous pleas for them to correct this matter have gone unanswered.

The matter had gone well past the attempts to pretend all was well.

Mr Mukherjee admitted that the government would have fallen if the matter had gone to a vote.

Frankly, I am not sure which way it would have gone if the matter had gone to court.

But in a statement issued Tuesday, Mr. Paterson said, "While it is unfortunate that state and city funds have to be repaid to the federal government, we believe that this settlement requires payment of approximately $1 billion less than we could potentially have had to pay if the matter had gone to litigation".