Sentence examples for matter to keep from inspiring English sources

"But with respect to the use of alcohol, it's an enormously important matter to keep it out of the firehouse, to eradicate it".

"I assume there might be more impetus, as a practical matter, to keep people on the reservation if they are harder to replace," said Don Collins, a New York University Law School professor.

In her interview, Ms. Goldberg today described Mr. Marcus as "a cutout," who was brought into the matter to keep Mr. Porter's role obscured because of his close ties to Mr. Starr.

But as it was a hard matter to keep back the Athenians, who were vexed at the delay, and were eagerly bent to fight, he divided the whole multitude into eight parts, and arranged by lot that that part which had the white bean should have leave to feast and take their ease while the other seven were fighting.

For decades, astrophysicists have known that galaxies don't contain enough ordinary matter to keep themselves from whirling apart.

Astronomers know that galaxies need the extra gravity from dark matter to keep their constituent stars from flying off into space.

This type of budget discipline really matters, to keep our economy resilient.

"Once the telegraph got installed, suddenly it mattered to keep track of time in New York and Pittsburgh," he went on.

However, Sheedy was clinical and Bristol made the right decisions when it mattered to keep their noses in front, and the capacity crowd roared as Phillips scored a try to put the final beyond the Yorkshire side.

Judges have often allowed people who brought civil cases involving rape allegations or other highly sensitive matters to keep their identities cloaked at trial.

Things do walk at sales, so be vigilant and choose what matters to keep secure.