Sentence examples for matters at the time from inspiring English sources

Ten months earlier his nomination for a peerage had been rejected by the committee that scrutinised such matters at the time.

It may have appeared expedient to delay matters at the time, but once the police appeared on the scene the FA lost control of the process and the dynamic dramatically changed.

Benjamin suggests my research contains "numerous errors" and "a shabby use of sources" but his examples are themselves in error, which is doubly troubling for a reviewer who was advising the National Security Council on such matters at the time.

So why not ask if he could help to improve matters?" At the time Savile was appointed, the Prison Officers Associationn at Broadmoor had just voted to take industrial action, but the documents show Savile thought he could deal with the dispute.

Please remember that among others, Goldman Sachs was 'helpful' in 'calming' matters at the time by predicting $200/bbl oil.

They believe that having a clear mind focused on spiritual rather than material matters at the time of death is the best state with which to pass into the next life.

There's a useful discussion of Janáček, Dostoevsky, Chéreau, and other matters at the Times's ArtsBeat blog.

None of that mattered at the time.

But that did not seem to matter at the time.

But none of this mattered at the time.

Here's what the Guide editor Paul MacInnes had to say about the matter at the time.