Sentence examples for matters appear from inspiring English sources

Matters appear to have calmed.

And yet, dire though matters appear to be, the American public doesn't seem particularly alarmed by our cyber-security problem.

When matters appear to improve, or when the troubled countries receive more aid, there is more slack in the system.

City Council members, who by law are not allowed to interfere in personnel matters, appear to support Chief Meehan unanimously because he has overseen a steady drop in crime and overtime expenses during his two-year tenure.

In tennis circles, Nadal is occasionally mentioned in the same sentence with Tiger Woods, as in: some matters appear explainable by upbringing and training, and some by a felicitous accident of natural design.

But no breakthroughs on these other matters appear to be in the offing two weeks ahead of the next round of the "strategic economic dialogue" with China set up last year by Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr.

His column on family matters appears weekly in the Guardian Family section.

The new security measures would also give local police chiefs the right to suspend a match if matters appeared to be getting out of control.

Matters appeared to be more tense in Manorhaven, where residents of the Toms Point co-ops were closely following the testing there, according to local officials.

For heart surgery, what matters appears to be the surgeon's experience, not the number of such patients at the hospital.

His first interest in these matters appears in his letters to Jefferson in 1773 (Williams 2006, 20).