Sentence examples for matter of picking from inspiring English sources

"It's just a matter of picking the right markets," he says.

The building of any curriculum is a highly political act, a matter of picking and choosing.

It was a matter of picking the line and trusting it but I pulled the putt.

Deciding which online payment method to use would seem to be a simple matter of picking whichever offers higher security.

But Mr. Firth's notion of pop versus jazz was simply a matter of picking up the tempo for jazz.

"It's not just a matter of picking the best poet you can think of," he told the New York Times.

We also had several readers who were willing to expound on the philosophical matters of picking a SCOTUS Justice.

For example: Reducing your rice intake by a spoonful each week; eating three squares of chocolate instead of five; or taking the stairs every time you need to speak to your colleague about a non-urgent matter instead of picking up the phone.

The truth is, this isn't a matter of pick and choose.

Then there's the matter of Kerr picking Lillard to win MVP, even in a lighthearted way.

So one possibility is that the distinctive profile of the students admitted to elite universities is simply a matter of students picking the right universities for the subjects they are interested in.Running counter to this reassuring interpretation is a recent analysis of A-level results by researchers at Durham University.