Sentence examples for matters chiefly from inspiring English sources

This reform, like that of the highway agency, matters chiefly because the postal savings bank has been responsible for huge distortions in the allocation of funds, and with it a great deal of political corruption.

Mr. Ford has sought a more active role, however, as the company attends to pressing matters, chiefly lagging auto sales and the continuing fallout from the dispute with the Bridgestone/Firestone Company over the failure of tires on the Ford Explorer.

Compare health on this score: while many think it matters chiefly or entirely because of its connection with pleasure, there are few skeptics about the importance of health.

Argument mattered chiefly through the moods it made.

Dobson's subject matter was chiefly allegorical and symbolic, often interpreted through the nude female figure.

Striking a balance between the satire in Mr. Durang's play and the gravity of its subject matter fell chiefly to the production's director, Nicholas Martin.

The organic matter is chiefly characterized by kerogen Type-III with only a little amount of kerogen Type-II.

The Xiagou Formation contains a great number of fair to excellent source rocks, and their organic matter (OM) came chiefly from plankton/algae and high plants as well as possibly bacterial organisms.

Ravel's Quartet in F, played after intermission, is more conventional in form, novel chiefly in matters of texture and overall thematic unity.

The President's own focus was chiefly on matters like stem-cell-research regulation and the sort of educational reforms he had pushed through a Democratic legislature as governor of Texas.

One of the unsolved theoretical questions in physics is why the universe is made chiefly of matter.