Sentence examples for matters used from inspiring English sources

Republicans assert the so-called cloture votes were only procedural matters used to fine-tune the legislative calendar.

Her paper's editors and reporters had a long history with the police — paying for tips and sometimes even serving as quasi-police investigators themselves, in return for confidential information (many News of the World stories about criminal matters used to include a reference to the paper's handing "a dossier" of its findings to Scotland Yard).

The release of nutrient vermicompost was determined by the carbon quality and C N ratio of the organic matters used.

When movie freshness matters, get them on DVD; when delivery speed matters, use Instant Watching.

To simplify matters, use only the "Single" status category for all tax calculations.

Alternatively, the essay can be about why a particular work, genre or literary era matters, using the same guidelines.

Asks how much TEDViT contributed to ascertaining wanted matters using five-point scale.

Watson took to Twitter on Saturday to clarify matters, using wry sarcasm.

If only topology matters, use the consensus (CONS) or TP.

Order matters: using the 5E model to align teaching with how people learn.

So do not take chances in such matters, use competent accountants and attorneys, etc.