Sentence examples for matters state from inspiring English sources
Complicating matters, state and federal officials had little experience at that time trying to move whole towns.
In July, when Mrs. Barkley's 18-year-old son, Nick, was killed in an accident outside Sioux City, another place where urban sprawl has complicated matters, state police told her that corn might have been a factor.
Complicating matters, "states typically have a residency requirement for access to their divorce courts".
Matters, stating the obvious, no less relevant today than when the scriptures were written.
A Vietnamese student who had been missing for two weeks has been held by police over "security matters" state-run media say.
That's good news for criminals, and bad for justice.In most countries incompetent coppers wouldn't matter: state prosecutors or attorneys set the legal wheels turning.
Black holes are the ultimate condensed matter state.
The Thai Civil Aviation Authority then issued a clarification on the matter, stating sensibly: "Passengers are people".
After the meeting, Mr. Clinton washed his hands of the matter, stating bluntly: "The ball's in his court now".
Bloomberg is citing "people familiar with the matter," stating that the deal could be announced as early as tomorrow.
But a new statement issued to ZDNET earlier today gets more to the heart of the matter, stating that "iRobot will never [emphasis his] sell your data".
