Sentence examples for matters of considerable from inspiring English sources
How to win, and whether you're playing against yourself or against God or Satan, are matters of considerable philosophical speculation.
The people in Thomas More's "Utopia" (1516) play a game of life, "not unlike our chess," consisting of "a battle between the virtues and the vices". How to win, and whether you're playing against yourself or against God or Satan, are matters of considerable philosophical speculation.
The United Kingdom's multinational composition has meant that nationhood and cultural diversity have been matters of considerable historical concern.
The probability of comorbidity between these disorders in Nepal, and the implications arising therefrom, are consequently matters of considerable public-health importance and of interest to health policy.
These are matters of considerable debate (Graziano and Lamattina, 2005).
The mechanisms of intron gain and loss and the causes of intron evolution are matters of considerable debate [ 39, 43].
The role of women in society is a matter of considerable public debate in Sweden.
Whether Mr. Obama can deliver is a matter of considerable dispute among health analysts and economists.
The cause of the end-Triassic extinction is a matter of considerable debate.
How much Mr. Krenz drinks is a matter of considerable speculation.
Just how informative the tests are is also a matter of considerable debate.
