Sentence examples for matters that existed from inspiring English sources

Whether they're lying dormant, were put on hold for a minute, or are furiously being negotiated in the eight weeks between Trump's election and his inauguration, these projects all share one thing in common: They could technically be considered ongoing business matters that existed prior to Trump taking the oath of office.

Among the media, there's an impulse to categorize crimes involving intimate partners as trivial, and to compartmentalize them as private matters that exist wholly separate from Real Crime.

Working as professionals in global health, we become increasingly cognizant that concepts like core and periphery, dominant and subservient discourses, and oppression and marginalization are not just matters that exist elsewhere [ 24],[ 26].

He has a strong interest in physics at the boundary of particle and nuclear physics and his current research focuses on "quark gluon plasma," a unique form of matter that existed in the earliest microseconds of the universe.

During that time, it will collide lead ions in an attempt to produce a so-called quark-gluon plasma, a state of matter that existed just after the Big Bang.

Wen says that his theory has significant implications for the states of matter that existed soon after the Big Bang but doesn't develop the idea into specific predictions.

In the 1970s Kip Thorne and others showed you could line a wormhole with "exotic matter" to keep it open, but that exotic matter couldn't be any kind of matter that existed.

String theorists think that the world is made of matter that exists independently of space and time.

I wonder if maybe dark matter is simply matter that exists beyond the absolute zero mark that defines the slowest speed of regular matter.

Interplanetary medium, thinly scattered matter that exists between the planets and other bodies of the solar system, as well as the forces (e.g., magnetic and electric) that pervade this region of space.

Dr. Furth and other fusion researchers worked to use magnetic fields to confine hydrogen plasma -- a state of matter that exists at high temperatures, when electrons are stripped away from atomic nucleii.