Sentence examples for matters on which from inspiring English sources

Oddly, the fence that had aroused Toister's suspicions was one of the few matters on which Perez had been accurate.

As the UN talks went into their second week, trees looked like being one of the few matters on which governments could more or less see eye to eye.

A breakdown over the issue has serious implications for David Cameron's strategy on Europe, as this is one of the main matters on which he was hoping to secure demonstrable progress this side of the general election.

This was, he later told me, one of the very few matters on which he was "entirely free from legal doubt", and it formed the subject of a number of particularly authoritative and trenchant pages in his final book.

Mr. Bush, they said, would talk more about education, immigration and other matters on which he strikes a centrist note.

The guy who's right ninety per cent of the time on matters on which you should be right ninety per cent of the time.

However, there are a few matters on which your comments are ill-founded.I did not promise "to solve all [my] country's problems in 800 days".

DR. SAUTER: Do you know why the matters on which you were questioned on 3 May were not dealt with during the interrogation on 1 May?

But Mr. Gates and his Australian hosts accentuated the positive, talking about the many foreign policy matters on which the two countries agree.

He said: "He has been described also as manipulative and there are many matters on which he is particularly vulnerable in cross-examination.

Steve Benen of MSNBC lists the wide range of policy matters on which Mr Holder has inserted himself:[He] has shown amazing leadership on the issue of LGBT rights.