Sentence examples for most matters are from inspiring English sources

With the agreement, the companies, longtime Detroit rivals in most matters, are once again cooperating in a venture that could save them billions on technologies critical to meeting stringent new federal fuel economy regulations set for 2017 as well as similar standards coming in Europe.

In the end, though, the person who most matters is Brown himself.

Then as now, most matters were handled at the lowest possible level of jurisdiction, starting with the village.

Until 2009 the Storting operated as a bicameral body, though most matters were addressed in unicameral plenary sessions.

The urgency of the historical subject is overwhelming: what we (and translators) might remember is that the book that most matters is the one that is best written.

Christine C. Quinn, the council speaker, who on most matters is almost surgically attached at the hip to Mr. Bloomberg, also opposes him on the rebate.

Most matter was extracted with the polar solvents ethanol and water, while little was extracted with the non-polar solvents DCM and ethyl acetate.

Even the most intimate human matters are turned into diagrams.

Under the terms of this accord, responsibility for most local matters was to be devolved to an elected assembly.

and in his acceptance of a platform that reflected Reagan's views on most matters - was doubtless of importance in achieving this degree of unity.

Spiritual issues and the most intimate personal matters were discussed, with the assurance of absolute confidentiality.