Sentence examples for matter meaning from inspiring English sources
Mold eats organic matter, meaning anything with particles that were once, or still are, alive: dirt, skin cells, cotton, cardboard, dust, hair, paper, wood.
Moreover, the redevelopment requires a 100percentt consensus among the constituents on any material matter, meaning that the Met could potentially hijack the process.
People retain 10% of the information they read, 20% of what they hear but 90% when they physically interact with the subject matter, meaning the possibility for engagement through VR cannot be ignored.
In the U.S., its because family law is strictly a state matter, meaning that the difference in state laws regarding the substance and procedure of a divorce action can result in significantly different outcomes.
The only thing that counts for this administration is the politics of the matter, meaning the appeasement of the Israel lobby in general and AIPAC in particular.
However, most public polling simply does not delve so deeply into the subject matter, meaning we don't have a whole lot of other polling to compare this poll to.
He added: "To avoid speculation and be entirely honest, there have been some developments over the last year relating to personal matters, meaning that I couldn't continue to be in Wales on a full-time basis".
If you get a 2 2 at university, apply to smaller studios Smaller companies get less applications, so they have more time to look through your CV and portfolio (the bit that really matters) – meaning you'll still be considered with a 2 2.
The City expects RBS to report £8bn of losses on Thursday, as it takes account of the cost of setting up the non-core division and sets aside £3bn for "conduct-related matters" – meaning fines and lawsuits – relating to mistakes from the past.
MR: That founder-investor alignment really matters, meaning fund size, follow-on strategy and just the chemistry match of founder and investor.
A kind of alienated intimacy took shape, catching viewers in the crossfire between artist and subject, image and object, matter and meaning.
