Sentence examples for matters strikes from inspiring English sources

The lack of transparency in connection with these matters strikes a blow to the "good government" principles of transparency and accountability that are critical elements for a healthy democracy.

A one-size-fits-all patent system, or patent term for that matter, strikes me as out-dated.

When a comet-sized lump of matter strikes a quark star, the infalling material also gets "quarkonized," or split into its component quarks, releasing a great deal of energy.

Clearly, its subject matter struck a nerve there… It created a lot of discussion.

The simple act of conducting research into the matter struck some as an enterprise "designed to cheer on child molesters," as one anonymous letter writer wrote, "and ridicules the suffering sustained by children who are abused as well as therapists who are knowledgeable about the effects of trauma on children's minds and bodies".

The teaser and subject matter struck a chord with me because, much like the pop cultural idea of blackness viewed by the outside world, these are [mostly negative] stereotypes that Black people seem to believe about one another.

In addressing these and other matters, Bailey strikes a wonderful balance.

Then there is the matter of strikes against people whose identities are unknown.

She is not always absolutely easy with it, however - it is hard in these matters to strike a perfect tone.

Not weighing in on a rumbling political matter that strikes at the heart of the group's very focus could undercut its relevance.

I was six years old, which is an age when most sports make no sense: the players wear masks, are freakishly tall, or contend with complicated matters like strike zones.