Sentence examples for matter may have from inspiring English sources

The matter may have lost some urgency after Nov. 6.

HGTV, because of its subject matter, may have done more calibrating than any other channel.

Moreno's feelings about the matter may have led the usually cautious Selig to express himself forcefully, too.

The scene's subject matter may have been gay-specific, but its looks-are-deceiving moral was universal.

There the matter may have ended, but for the wishes of the Chinese to take yet another measurement.

But as his opponents have a significant lead in the opinion polls, Mr Burnham's take on the matter may have more to do with politicking than with legislating.

But Lieberman, who has fine instincts in such matters, may have recognized that that is where the middle now lies.

Of course, it also seems plausible that any kind of national coherence on economic -- or moral -- matters may have ended long ago.

By the end of 2015, matters may have been decided if Kurds move for independence and Sunnis consolidate their grip on vast swathes of the country's north-west.

The idea that representation matters may have already seemed obvious.

There's been some speculation that political matters may have influenced the government's position on the bill, such as lobbying from social conservative groups who opposed the bill or opposition from within the Conservatives' own caucus.