Sentence examples for matter rise from inspiring English sources

No matter: rise up, repressed Americans, he seemed to be suggesting, you have nothing to lose but your tan lines.

Carter's office at Yale, on the third floor of the Sterling Law Buildings, looks like a cavern in which some poorly understood geologic process has formed stalagmites out of books and scholarly journals: orderly piles of printed matter rise from almost every horizontal surface.

According to the proximate analysis, the moisture content and volatile matter rise from XYG6-1 to XYG6-7 of the No. 6 coal.

Almost immediately, however, Chrysler bondholders appealed, and within 10 days the matter rose to the Supreme Court.

State pensions provided to all citizens of retirement age are another matter, rising from 5.7% to 7.9% of GDP by 2060.

(Black Lives Matter rose under Obama because a reminder of residual bigotries met an increasing expectation of equality of treatment).

Gravity waves are fluctuations caused by matter rising due to buoyancy and sinking due to gravity.

In some areas, fine particulate matter rose by an average of 0.1 μg/m per 1°C rise, whereas carcinogenic compounds experienced small increases.

In addition, Tom Piazza's passionate manifesto, Why New Orleans Matters, rose to the city's defence in the autumn of 2006.

The OAIC's statistics show the finalisation of freedom of information matters rose steadily from 16.5% in 2010-11 to 55.7% in 2011-12, 82.6% in 2012-13 and 123.3% (including cases from the previous year) in 2013-14.

No matter: the rise of Jade Goody seemed unstoppable.