Sentence examples for matters many of from inspiring English sources

Complicating matters, many of the senior officers are now dead.

"A game that matters?" Many of the mainstream designers who heard Hocking's lecture a year ago now piled into Room 131 to hear Rohrer ask those questions again.

Complicating matters, many of the worst-hit states have even less water on hand than a year ago, raising the specter of shortages and rationing that could inflict another year of losses on struggling farms.

Given that Palin had used – perhaps improperly – a Yahoo account for state matters, many of her emails related to official business would not be collected by the state's computer techies.

Further complicating matters, many of the pirates' financiers are not located in Somalia itself.

Exacerbating matters, many of the farmers and traders have fled the country, so crops have not been replanted.

For that matter, many of the pardons he issued corrected injustices or mitigated official cruelties.

Mind over matter Many of us treat a trip to the gym as an obstacle, something to get out of the way as quickly as possible.

But every time Ms. Aviv opens her mouth about the matter, many of the charities she represents tell her to shut it.

For that matter, many of the broader political issues in a town or small city are fought out because of their direct and indirect effects on the environment for raising children.

For that matter, many of the propositions in a novel are, taken at face value, false; it is false, for example, that there was a foundling named Tom Jones who had an uncle named Squire Western.