Sentence examples for most basic matters from inspiring English sources

He and his four colleagues will have to decide the most basic matters, ranging from where the board will meet to how it will function.

Rubio's intense, variable religiosity (he attends both a Catholic church and an evangelical church) came to seem less like the calculations of a smooth politician and more like the personal questing of a man about whom the most basic matters remains uncertain.

Channel 2 quoted unidentified Cabinet ministers on Saturday saying he was "negligent" and "incapable of handling the most basic matters".

Bucky, who has reached whatever age he is supposed to be — 35? 40? — in a state of complete ignorance about the most basic sexual matters, turns out to be a fellow of exceedingly modest endowment.

Such transformations can occur at very small scales in the world around us, and, when they happen, they can affect the most basic properties of matter.

That is why some companies make it a policy to provide only the most basic information, no matter how stellar the employee was.

But no one thinks the Higgs is the final word about what underlies the Standard Model of particle physics, the theory that describes the most basic elements of matter and the forces through which they interact.

Discerning the most basic elements of ordinary matter was challenging, but its study has been far more straightforward than investigating the dark matter that is all around us.

The Higgs boson, the so-called God particle, provides mass to the most basic building blocks of matter.

So argues a team of physicists in the 1 September issue of Physical Review Letters, in which they present calculations of how a neutron star's spin would increase as its core changed into a soup of free quarks, the most basic constituent of most matter.

According to the Standard Model of particle physics, there are 12 elementary particles (the most basic constituents of ordinary matter) that have a quantum mechanical spin of half a unit.