Sentence examples for once matters from inspiring English sources

I will be off again, once matters have been settled here, to show my glory elsewhere.

Once matters get to court, it becomes harder to talk about promoting change because of the competing need to avoid delay.

Some Icelandic authorities have suggested that once matters stabilize, the country should give up having an independent currency, and instead either adopt the euro outright or peg the value of the krona firmly to that of the euro.

Although the novel's opening words suggest that it will offer a retrospective understanding of its characters' lives, once "Matters of Honor" gets past those initial months at Harvard Sam's narration is purely linear, as if he has no idea the direction his story will take.

Once matters such as rule changes and credit points have been discussed and agreed upon within the faculty, they need to be ratified by one or more university committees, all of which may take more than a year.

All the decisions that once mattered so much, don't.

It once mattered as it now does not.

Which network you prefer doesn't matter, until it matters, later, that it once mattered.

High-minded Trilling matters because of the way he once mattered and no longer does.

As that progression suggests, religion, which once mattered deeply, has fallen out of the conversation.

"The New Americans" is at once matter-of-fact, wide-ranging, illuminating and effortlessly beautiful.