Sentence examples for matters new from inspiring English sources

Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) reacted to the Media Matters report: As the co-founder of the House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition, I read Media Matters' new study and it's a wake up call to the news networks.

LEONIE HAIMSON Executive Director, Class Size Matters New York, May 1 , 2011

Further complicating matters, new EU rules on hand luggage come into force on May 6th.

Not that it matters; New Jerseyans are headed to the polls next month to pick Christie's successor and, after that, he returns to the private sector.

"Maybe because of the auto bailout and the mood it created," Bloom tells Louis Uchitelle, in "Making It: Why Manufacturing Still Matters" (New Press), "there was a little bit of a boomlet in public concern about the importance of manufacturing".

Leonie Haimson Executive Director, Class Size Matters New York, June 18 , 2010• To the Editor: Re "Pressed to Show Progress, Educators Tamper With Test Scores" ("Cheat Sheet" series, front page, June 11): Although the intense pressures on teachers don't justify cheating, they certainly make it understandable.

In this matter, new composite materials are investigated to extend the bearing capability.

My answer was short: no matter new or old, homes always have so much to be celebrated, to worry about, and to fix.

Applied research in this sector will no doubt lead to validation of new targets and mechanisms, new lead matter, new methodologies and production of trained staff.

To clarify the matter, new and substantially improved OTP-controlled research in both individualised and non-individualised veterinary homeopathy is strongly indicated.

"We are pleased to have resolved this matter," News Corporation said in a statement.