Sentence examples for matters presumably from inspiring English sources
The filing said other matters, presumably including custody arrangements and money, would be resolved by agreement.
"About such prosaic things as business matters" — presumably, the latest terms of Bahlmann's employment — "what can the immortal translator of Goethe have to say?" the fourteen-year-old Edith declares, with a grandeur that seems only in part self-mocking.
"About such prosaic things as business matters"—presumably, the latest terms of Bahlmann's employment—"what can the immortal translator of Goethe have to say?" the fourteen-year-old Edith declares, with a grandeur that seems only in part self-mocking.
This matters presumably because while worker skills, such as literacy and primary education, boost productivity by utilising existing technologies, it is the skills held by top engineers and entrepreneurs that enables a society to innovate and foster the type of rapid technological progress that characterised the industrial revolution.
On the basis of this study, the size of the host matters, presumably because visual cues are a critical complement to olfaction, as does what fauna are available.
But none of that has really mattered, presumably because his credibility is shot.
Not to suggest that concocting three hours of lively, comfortable vocal music and vividly atmospheric orchestration was a simple matter; presumably it was not.
Physicists have reason to think that in the next few years they might also identify the particles that constitute dark matter, presumably left over from the Big Bang.
Physicists say the best indirect evidence for supersymmetry comes from the skies, where the galaxies have been found to be swaddled by clouds of invisible dark matter, presumably unknown particles left over from the Big Bang.
Nearly a half century after Thomas Wolfe's death, his dossier has continued to be heavily censored, and his books, and those of other celebrated novelists, are listed as a "SECURITY MATTER" — presumably meaning a threat to the republic.
We found the spectral features of the absorption due to the matter presumably near the GRB, which implies an uncorrected column depth of 4.1 × 1021 cm−2.
