Sentence examples for on which matter from inspiring English sources

(On which matter, not since the Soviet tanks rolled into Budapest have the British people empathised with Hungary as much as they did for 90 minutes last night).

Professor Higgs, along with other colleagues, first suggested in the 1960s that a sub-atomic particle must pervade the Universe and create an invisible field on which matter interacts to give it mass, whether it is people or planets.

"He says we need some forms of public ownership in some cases, such as rail, on which matter Labour needs to reflect more closely the views of the majority of the public".

I will never leave … " The effect could be melodramatic, as many films are, except that Herd can move beyond self-dramatisation and sentimentality to a bare stage on which matters are settled, or arrested, and where the characters suffer a dispensation that has always been awaiting them.

We've been working with the NUT, among other unions, on issues which matter most to our members".

For a debate on the subjects which matter to voters, BBC South East gathered politicians from all the main parties at Chatham Historic Dockyard and a live studio audience.

Focus on that which matters, not on harder work.

Surface complexation is an example of adsorption, a chemical process in which matter accumulates on a solid particle surface.

Indeed, many physicists now suspect that dark matter may provide the scaffold on which visible matter is arranged.

In fact, dark matter seems to act as a scaffold on which visible matter is arranged.

Actually agreeing on which values matter and putting them into practice is more difficult.