Sentence examples for matter of many from inspiring English sources

These early experiences later became the subject matter of many of his successful stories.

As he also made clear, the subject matter of many of his plays was drawn from his own life.

The prognostic significance of venous tumor thrombus extension in patients with renal cell carcinoma (RCC) is a matter of many controversies in the current literature.

Mr. Kahn thought the objections a little silly, considering the gothic ghastliness that forms the subject matter of many Tennessee Williams plays.

The English rock group Tears for Fears, founded in 1981, took its name, and the subject matter of many of its songs, in homage to the method.

Lord Roper accepts that there is remarkable congruence between his expertise and the subject matter of many of 'Eckhart's' reports and he can offer no explanation for this.

Edward used these parliaments and other councils to enact measures of consolidation and reform in legal, procedural, and administrative matters of many kinds.

A second explanation could be that a higher potassium variability, or, for that matter, variability of many other parameters, may be a marker of patient instability in general.

It's just a matter of, how many of them are feasible and how many can we do.

It is much more, many of them say, than a matter of too many people competing for too few cabs.

"It's just a matter of how many turn out".