Sentence examples for matters asking for from inspiring English sources

And that's one thing graduates can count on, in addition to debt: the nagging calls from their alma matters asking for more money.

His work on the project began in 1854 when Stokes, a lifelong correspondent on scientific matters, asked for a theoretical explanation of the apparent delay in an electric current passing through a long cable.

In 1947, Vojvodina's Ministry of Agriculture complained to Serbia's Ministry of Forestry that the authorities in Vukovar refused to hand over four river islands, and then to Croatia's Ministry of Forestry regarding the same matter, asking for assistance.

Meadows noted that his personal office had sent a letter to ATF on the matter asking for more information, but he didn't think there were enough votes, between likely all Democrats and some Republicans, that could pass both chambers.

This sends a clear message about why measurement matters: ask people for their perceptions and you'll get biased answers and disagreement.

What's the use of drawing attention to this matter or asking for something?

His chief of staff, Abdul Karim Khurram, who was at the meeting with Mr. Panetta, said later that it was clearly a matter of asking for a one year acceleration of the transfer of authority.

It is only a matter of asking for it.

But Sony is now demanding Knee Deep stops slinging it at festivals, or anywhere else for that matter, along with asking for monetary damages.

To make matters worse, Greeks are asking for "reparations" for Nazi destructions and killings.

And then Otterson goes on to another diversionary tactic, saying that nothing these blogger women are asking for matters in comparison to the refugee problem.