Sentence examples for matters real from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dove, 33, is a special assistant at the Justice Department in Washington, advising the chief operating officer on information technology, financial matters, real estate management and records management.
But a Texas private remained confident even in 1864 that Confederate victory would prevent this from happening, because "we are fighting for matters real and tangible … our property and our homes … they for matters abstract and intangible … for the flimsy and abstract idea that a negro is equal to an Anglo American".
When labor lawyers advise public pensions regarding complex investment management matters, real harm results.
When using attorneys to divorce, private matters (real and false accusations, addictions, abuse, financial information) are displayed in the public court records.
And that was all it came down to: I had given my students something to think about, and whether what they heard from me had any relationship to reality hardly mattered; real or not, it was all imaginary for them.
One big one is the behaviour of the cosmic microwave background radiation the faint afterglow of the Big Bang which seems to be exactly as theory would predict were dark matter real.
There's a fair crossover between rugby league and good music (and, for that matter, real ale and county cricket), so I thought I'd give it a mention.
They don't do that any more, so those police resources can be marshalled for things that matter: real crime or finding these guys in the forests who are growing marijuana illegally".
I believe that it would be prudent for students in the competition track to be aware of this early on so that they do not overemphasize the role of "creativity" in contest math (and for that matter, real life).
It's also a work of such frenetic exaggeration that no connection to real-life Mormons — or, for that matter, real-life people — can at all be inferred.
It matters for real people who suffer real consequences when we get it wrong.
