Sentence examples for matters found from inspiring English sources

Jessup said Thomson had shown no contrition or any appreciation of the seriousness of the matters found against him.

A survey of 5,000 18- to 24-year-olds in India by sex education provider Love Matters, found 92% had watched porn online.

His youthful biography of Philopoemen reflected his admiration for that great Achaean leader, and an interest in military matters found expression in his lost book, Tactics.

In addition, a June 2015 study from Media Matters found that – in the 17 US school districts that offer protections to trans students – not a single one has had an issue with safety.

In the decision, Vice Chancellor Glasscock, while dismissing a number of other plaintiffs' claims regarding compensation matters, found that the award to directors of time-vesting restricted stock units under the terms of the company's stockholder approved equity plan was an interested party transaction and therefore subject to review under the stringent entire fairness standard.

The direct effects of this policy shift seem small: Paul Hofer, a lawyer who specialises in sentencing matters, found that just over 500 of the roughly 25,000 defendants sentenced under federal drug laws in 2012 might have got a smaller rap if Mr Holder's policy had been in place then.

These matters find painful, surprising premonitions in "Shoah".

Guseh JS, Rosenzweig A. Size matters: Finding growth pathways that protect the heart.

TENNESSEE TITANS The only thing that matters — find a way to re-sign defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth.

We need to make sure that the "news that really matters" finds the "people that need it".

"The decomposed organic matter found in stagnant water is the food for mosquito larvae.