Sentence examples for matters of location from inspiring English sources

And in matters of location, he was clever, because while impostors show up in every borough, Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer said the majority seek cover in poor communities, on streets where people might be desperate for services and willing to pay cash without asking questions.

And there was the familiar matter of location, location.

"It's really a matter of location," he said.

A Matter of Location Praise -- or problems -- are tied to location, location and location.

Apple festivals, like real estate, are a matter of location, location, location.

Brokers disagree about the flexibility of landlords on retail rents, and the difference may be a matter of location.

One reason for their concern is the simple matter of location: in a cruel development that could never have been foreseen by the designers of Shinnecock Hills more than a century ago, the course sits on Route 27 at what is now a choke point for the major traffic artery into and out of the Hamptons.

In fact, with serially correlated locations reflecting a movement rather than an independent point process, probability density estimation is not just a matter of location density.

In itself this is not so extraordinary, but there is the matter of its location.

Besides the challenge of spreading the word about such a specialized museum and its arcane subject matter has been the matter of its location.

The difference between BP and Union Carbide is not just a matter of the location of the disaster, although it is plainly that too.