Sentence examples for matters some of from inspiring English sources

Complicating matters, some of the JPMorgan employees are from France, which does not extradite its citizens.

To complicate matters, some of the worst violence is being perpetrated by Ansaru, an even more extreme group that broke away from Boko Haram.

The big studios, after the usual summer of superheroes and sequels, crowded the fourth quarter of the year with solid stories about adult matters, some of which — "Argo," "Flight," "Lincoln" — brought in pretty good box office.

To compound matters, some of the influential players who have been around the club for a lot longer, including Kevin Doyle and Matt Jarvis, have struggled to capture their form of old.

To complicate matters, some of these bad mothers are themselves psychologists or learning specialists, Schreier maintains, and thus have "broad and detailed knowledge of the mental-health field" with which to dupe school officials.

Complicating matters, some of the criminal justice issues have been linked, so that there may not, in the end, be deals on any of them unless there are deals on all of them.

For that matter, some of Google's management mantras have been in circulation for decades.

No matter; some of the ghosts offer the most astute voices.

And a third is that, unlike classical Rayleigh-Taylor models assuming incompressible matter, some of the matter in the cloud is compressible; the heated gas is definitely compressible.

If there are irregularities at the interface between the light and dense matter, some of the dense matter in time falls out of the cloud.

In the edition sold in North America, where copyright laws allow more liberal quotation of written matter, some of the disputed material appears intact and some is paraphrased.