Sentence examples for one matter of from inspiring English sources

To a minor degree, this may raise the SUV values of the REF. One matter of debate has been the possible influence of the surgical approach on the risk of disruption of the circulation to the femoral head.

One matter of contention is sub-contracting.

But there was one matter of business to attend to first.

There is one misconception and one matter of interest I would like to point out.

The two men do, however, share one matter of political style: an appreciation for the well-spoken word.

One matter of dispute was whether a human being and the microbes in the gut and the skin could together be considered a superorganism created by group selection.

"Trump's attack on President George W. Bush was galactic-level stupid in South Carolina," explained one matter-of-fact Insider.

One matter-of-fact photograph, for example, pictures two demolished vehicles: a truck stuck in the railings of the Williamsburg Bridge after crashing near the entrance ramp and a demolished horse cart involved in a separate accident on the pavement below.

When she told me the story of how she ended up where she is (not far from her parents' ranch, where she still works), and of how, by contrast, most of the relatives and friends she had as a girl have all ended up where they are (out on the oil patch, out of state, or in Rawlins State Penitentiary), she did so almost in one matter-of-fact breath.

Second, higher courts must uphold the rulings of lower ones on matters of law unless they think the judge has abused his authority or discretion.

We now come to the one-minute speeches on matters of political importance.