Sentence examples for matter of changes from inspiring English sources

Changing the way Congress conducts oversight is more a matter of changes in its rules than passing measures for the president to sign.

"It's not a matter of changes" to the orchestra, "just their style of doing things," Mr. Cárdenes explained.

ANIR shows promise in discriminating dry plant matter from soil and quantifying the amount of dry matter irrespective of changes in soil moisture or green vegetation.

In the matter of temporal changes and reliable estimates, more attention is required to detect the changes of gradual growth, pruning and abrupt changes to the planting and mortality of individual trees.

It is now widely accepted that understanding the processes of the soil degradation is not simply a matter of analysing changes in the stock of physical and nutrient capital.

This was partly a matter of generational change.

Expanding the military to meet additional responsibilities is a matter of structural change: if we build it, they will come.

While the report's discussions of issues involving land use and air and water polution are extensive, the references to the politically charged matter of climate change -- called "global issues" in the draft -- are relatively cursory.

One of Mr. Bush's closest confidants said today, "I know for sure that former President Bush believes that the D.C.I. should not as a matter of course change with a new administration.

Not only did it land in the middle of a European summit supposedly devoted to the tricky matter of climate change, it arrived in Britain at an extremely delicate moment in the European debate.

With Maher, we see no grasp of the simple fact that evolution is as much a branching process as a linear, selection-mediated matter of directional change.