Sentence examples for matter of searching from inspiring English sources

For the mill workers, it is not a matter of searching for comparable work in a nearby town.

Speaking about the play in a telephone interview from London, Mr. Andrews said: "I knew that it must have been submitted in late 1954, since the production was in 1955, so it was a matter of searching chronologically under all names.

"It was a matter of searching for the right material and producers," Harvey said.

We do not report on the matter of searching for studies about harmful effects which presents another challenge to those who conduct systematic reviews [ 10, 11], because exploratory work following from the reviews described here is underway and preliminary results are reported elsewhere [ 12, 13].

It's just a matter of minutes of searching around," said Jeffrey Wells, of the Web site Hollywood Elsewhere.

Because we don't know what dark matter is, new ways of searching for dark matter are being constantly proposed [4].

On the matter of search bias, a core argument of Google competitors, the FTC decided in a 5-0 vothathat claims of Google's "search bias" were not a violation of antitrust law.

You'll also learn about an alternative method of searching for dark matter that (ironically) uses light from objects called pulsars, which pulsate with more stability than an atomic clock.

In addition to research on dark energy and dark matter, the GMT will be capable of searching for planets around stars other than the sun.

The fact that these numbers are as large as they are not only teaches us something about our bodies and what's in them, but how we might dream of searching for dark matter.

There is also the matter of algorithmic searching: do you object to a government computer reading your email less than to a government worker doing the same?