Sentence examples for matters making from inspiring English sources

Anthony's injuries have only exacerbated matters, making him a high-volume shooter with a low success rate.

Many volumes concern law and theology, while others describe science and practical matters (making beer and how to build a privy).

Away from the glare of politicians intent on using schools to garner votes, the staff of special schools can quietly focus on what really matters: making their school a welcoming place.

Mind Matters: Making the Leap to Independence, by Irene S. Levine, 2 March 2007.

Focus on what really matters: making users happy with your product as quickly as you can, and helping them as much as you can after that.

If it was inappropriate of me to present you with the bill for the mess I made on my property, it hardly seems that I have improved matters making my mess on your property.

And knowing what matters makes us seem to matter.

– clinician -" Uncertainties about legal accountability as well as privacy matters made health care professionals feel insecure.

Or, for that matter, making money from college memorabilia?

Parent material is the initial state of the solid matter making up a soil.

The unspeakable dread of billions of microscopic fecal matter making their way in my direction.