Sentence examples for matters of major from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Black is so wryly funny and incisive about matters of major import that he doesn't need to pile on poor, pointless Kim Kardashian.

But it said all news must be presented with "due impartiality … in particular, when reporting on matters of major political controversy".

Ofcom also found Channel 4 in breach of impartiality "on matters of major political and industrial controversy and major matters relating to current public policy".

These findings are matters of major concern to policy makers as the shift towards more decentralized power systems must be sustainable, and although this brings great opportunities, it also pauses important challenges.

Palin is a woman who can't even tell the truth about the most quotidian and public details of her own life, never mind about matters of major public import.

Three listeners were sufficiently surprised on March 20 when James urged Londoners to vote for Johnson to complain to the regulator Ofcom, which is now investigating whether he breached its code that insists broad-casters "ensure due impartiality is preserved on matters of major political controversy".

Health care was hardly his strong point, or even a matter of major interest to him.

Though Americans have little interest in biathlon, it gets significant coverage in Europe, where commentators can make a missed target seem like a matter of major import.

The evolution of mechanical properties of bottom ash/Portland cement mixtures and the leaching of trace metals from the materials were a matter of major concern.

The self-discharge behaviour of supercapacitors is a matter of major practical significance in their operation and the types of function they may be required to fulfil.

Robin Butler, the former head of the civil service, led calls for a joint committee of both houses of parliament, saying it was a matter of major constitutional reform that should not be rushed.