Sentence examples for matter which are from inspiring English sources

In emphasising choice, desire and attitude, ABC obscures the questions that matter, which are about how social obligations and conventions evolve and with what environmental cost.

Bulgaria has the highest concentrations of the two major varieties of particulate matter, which are tiny airborne droplets or gas particles that come from smokestacks, vehicle tailpipes or a variety of other sources.

But physicists have never directly observed particles of dark matter, which are supposed to interact very weakly with ordinary matter.

Tannery effluent contains huge amounts of organic matter which are measured in terms of COD and TKN.

The δ13C and δ15N values of aerosol particles collected in Santarém were higher than vegetation tissues and soil organic matter, which are the potential sources of organic matter to aerosol particles.

A natural thought to have about sentences with referring nominal concrete mass expressions (e.g., "Alvin drank the water that Roderick poured" or "The coffee in that cup is too hot") is that the expressions refer to portions of matter, which are themselves made up of smaller bits of matter.

Second, does it matter which is better?

And aside from the dollars-and-cents value, does it really matter which is which?

Pregnancy is a vastly consequential matter, which is why abortion has to be a valid option.

From a formal point of view, it should not matter which was the case.

A spokesman said: "The FA will investigate this matter, which is unacceptable.