Sentence examples for matters that could from inspiring English sources

WYDEN: But nothing relating to matters that could have compromised the security of the United States?

Among the matters that could be high on Clayton's agenda is the drive to modernize and simplify SEC disclosure requirements.

They also provided information on matters that could affect the link between physical activity and weight change, such as smoking, postmenopausal hormone use, alcohol intake, and diet.

When people talk about partisan differences, they often seem to be implying that these differences are petty, matters that could be resolved with a bit of good will.

Much of their analysis concerned sexual and family relations, which were then considered private or personal matters that could not (or should not) be addressed by political means.

"We take all matters that could affect the welfare and safety of public employees very seriously," said Robert Lillpopp, a labor department spokesman in Albany.

Mr. Barber was an Episcopalian, a matter that could have been resolved with a church dispensation.

But the two kinds of subject matter that could be discerned in the past remain.

He is considering a separate matter that could affect asylum applications from people fleeing criminal gangs.

That places important constraints on the type of dark matter that could be present and its density.

"If Taylor Swift is able to convince millennials that their votes matter, that could make a huge difference," he said.