Sentence examples for matter of compiling from inspiring English sources
Of course split condoms aren't usually an occasion to bring out the champagne - the condom manufacturers should do some serious thinking about the quality of their product - but what had me rejoicing was this reminder that having a baby isn't a matter of compiling a balance sheet of costs, benefits, and risks.
Now it's a matter of compiling data on individuals and telling them what they want to hear.
– misleading way of compiling the figures according to "net" migration.
Your chances of compiling an oral family history diminish daily.
I don't need a room of California brain boxes to get new ideas; I regularly convene groups of twenty people -- at any level of an organization -- who, in a matter of hours, can compile a list of twenty products or services that are perfectly viable, executable and desirable.
Backgrounds are drawn from appropriate outline maps of provinces, countries, or regions of the world, while overlaying subject matters are compiled from specialized sources of information.
But it says this is a matter of good management, and no league tables are compiled or targets set.
Since books he used were mostly compiled in the Edo era, it was the matter of course that his list was more contaminated by fakes and duplications than Hattori's.
Compiling a complete census of accidental gun deaths of children is difficult, because most states do not consider death certificate data a matter of public record.
Crucially, it's not just a matter of successfully running a study author's code (which, in the example case of in ACM conferences and journals, can be downloaded and compiled for only about half of the papers anyway).
