Sentence examples for matters at a time from inspiring English sources
However, in the wake of his defeat in the referendum on the voting system, the Lib Dem leader is anxious to avoid seeming obsessed with constitutional matters at a time of deep spending cuts.
7. SOME LIKE IT HOT (Billy Wilder, 1959) Two leading actors in drag, one feigning impotence, the other experiencing gender doubts, made audiences re-think sexual matters at a time when movies were still severely censored.
His influence in foreign affairs is big, which matters at a time when Turkey—having done much to help the winning side in the NATO democracies' war against Serbia feels more confident that it has a part to play in the world.
In 1992, when Washington was fighting Dr. Nakajima's re-election, Louis W. Sullivan, the secretary of health and human services, wrote, "It appears that W.H.O. is losing its reputation as the world's leader in health matters at a time when serious global health problems present daunting challenges to us all".
He added that the big challenge for privacy rights activists now is articulating a strong moral case for privacy, so spreading "more powerful narratives about surveillance" and educating people on why privacy matters — at a time when security concerns and commercial technology services are pushing against it like never before.
At $2.2 million per episode, "Law & Order" is more than three times cheaper to produce than "Friends" — no small matter at a time when network ratings and ad revenues are plunging.
For her part Ms. Huxtable said The Times made a "brave gamble" in the "belief that the quality of the built world mattered, at a time when environment was still only a dictionary word".
The fear is that the treasury might lose a significant amount of revenue, which is now an especially grave matter, at a time of fiscal squeeze.There are two ways that could happen.
And it will create an electronic diaspora all over the world with a stake in the country's survival no small matter at a time when the threat from Russia is keenly felt.
Griffiths also recommends using a compost bin rather than a loose heap, to keep the spores contained; ensuring that the organic material inside the bin is kept moist; only adding small quantities of matter at a time; and maintaining an even, aereated mix of "green and brown" materials inside.
The decision rests on how England do in France now their qualification is all but guaranteed and Hodgson has not pushed the matter at a time when the FA is appointing a new chief executive and the manager's priority is ensuring the team's preparations are right for next year.
