Sentence examples for matter of stopping from inspiring English sources

This isn't a matter of stopping a few poachers.

It is a matter of stopping and refuelling, filling yourself up again before you lose all feeling.

In normal circumstances, there are 20 types of amino acid corresponding to those 61 words (it is not only in the matter of stopping that the language of genes is a language of synonyms).

"All of our exercises and training during the cold war period was a matter of stopping an enemy from the other side of the Baltic," says Lieutenant Commander Ulf Öberg of the Swedish navy.

Brennan said, "One of the ways I settled our guys down was by saying, 'Hey, we knew they were going to have a run — it was just a matter of stopping it.' " Don't Change It might be tempting for a low-seeded team to install a strange defense at the last minute, hoping to catch its opponent off guard.

"The secretary of state and I are clear that it is not just a matter of stopping this practice going forward, but it is also about addressing hard working people who believe they have bought their home but actually they are in a position where they may find they are unable to sell that home down the line".

In a neglect case, it was a matter less of stopping something obviously terrible from happening than of filling in the deficits in a child's life, and the question of what constituted a deficit big enough to count as neglect was difficult to settle.

"This is not a matter of aid stopping because of advocacy efforts, explained Aaron Hall, associate director of Research for the Enough Project.

With a diagnosis, it becomes a matter of not stopping completely the anxiety that surrounds compulsions, but using a mixture of treatments that could include medication, cognitive behavioural or other therapies, mindfulness or meditation and 'turning down the volume'.

Even if the symptoms are already gone in a matter of days, stopping or not completing the prescribed regimen will increase your risk in getting BV again.

Half Pakistani and half Japanese, raised in Hawaii and thoroughly American, Sueko — and the subject matter and casting of "Stop Kiss," which opens Sunday — are statistical rarities in American theater, statistical rarities that Sueko has been trying to change for more than a decade.