Ellison said Oracle is "certainly interested" in J.D. Edwards, but that "it's a matter of terms and price" as to whether Oracle might absorb the company.
Simon writes in matter-of-fact terms, crediting her survival to chance and saying that she simply did what she could to live.
We share their experience, not because we see it but because we feel it, described in the most matter-of-fact terms.
This lack of power appears to be internalized by RNs, who describe a lack of agency in matter-of-fact terms as well.
Meanings are a matter of subject terms and predicate terms being hooked as it were to things and their attributes.
So it's much more a matter of long term strategy.
The matter of the term disability not being one widely spread in Brazil had an impact on data collection which we explain further.
To use terms like sexist or misogynist is reducing a complex theological matter to terms of hatred and negative feelings".
Since linguistic intension is implicitly holistic and verbal definition eventually circular, Lewis (1929, 107) said in MWO that logical analysis isn't reduction to primitive terms, but is a matter of relating terms to each other.
Whatever the merits of that move might be, he told lawmakers, the Bush tax cuts were a matter of long-term fiscal policy that should not be entangled with a short-term stimulus program.
For Butler, we have to think of matter in terms of "a process of materialisation that stabilises over time to produce the effect of boundary, fixity … we call matter" (1993, 9).
