But the retired general Wesley Clark spoke bluntly to Wolf Blitzer: "War is a matter of relative evils.
In the terminology of the Kyoto School, the former sense of wu (mu in Japanese) is a matter of "relative nothingness," while the latter sense is akin to what they call "absolute nothingness".
Although most of these studies come to the conclusion that school-entry age has an effect, they leave the issue unresolved as to whether the effect is a matter of relative age or of absolute age, a result of older children obtaining more preschool skills or of their having faster learning rates.
Late in 2012, the mayor announced "pioneering plans" to ensure these people received their housing as a matter of relative urgency, explaining that he was seeking to reward "those who contribute to society".
Leitenberg noted that (p. 156): "The experience of the Aum is therefore in marked contrast to the legion of statements by senior US government officials and other spokesmen claiming that the preparation of biological agents and weapons could be carried out in 'kitchens', 'bathrooms', 'garages', 'home breweries', and is a matter of relative ease and simplicity".
It is a matter of supply relative to demand.
Meanwhile, we need to further probe the matter of protection relative to the sufficiency of antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC) antibodies and the broader protection of bNAbs.
Cognitive impenetrability is a matter of encapsulation relative to information stored in central memory, paradigmatically in the form of beliefs and utilities.
But as we have seen, Leibniz had a very different analysis of the difference to Newton's; true motion was not, for him, a matter of motion relative to absolute space, but the possession of quantity of force, ontologically prior to any spatiotemporal quantities at all.
Certain puzzles about content determination have been thought to show that the content of an expression or utterance cannot be determined solely by which sentences we are inclined to regard as true; it is also partly a matter of the relative "naturalness" or "eligibility" of candidate contents.
