Sentence examples for of three matters from inspiring English sources

Each standard-form sentence is found in one of three matters: natural, contingent, or remotive.

Working for Hoffa one memorable day, he says, "I flew to Puerto Rico and took care of two matters.

Operators of our resource access and federation system do not necessarily have to own the distributed resources to be federated, but have to take care of two matters.

For the start of this kind of interpretation of Aristotle in the Greek tradition, see Simplicius' analysis of two matters in Aristotle, the prime matter and the extended corporeal matter; see Simplicius on Aristotle's Physics (Simplicius 1882), p. 229.

The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) lists Commonwealth marine areas as one of seven matters of national environmental significance.

See Proposition 7 of the second or Dynamics chapter (4, 512; 50): "The attraction essential to all matter is an immediate action of one matter on other matter through empty space".

But it was also more than just nice to hear this Scriabin group of seven matter.

Three matters are of concern.

The importance of the two matters is vastly different.

Among cases filed in fiscal 2011, the most recent period for which all the matters have been decided, the agency won seven of the eight matters that went before an administrative law judge.

Then, on 15 April, the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search CDMSS) collaboration presented evidence for the direct detection of three dark matter particles, in a mine in Minnesota.