Sentence examples for problem matter from inspiring English sources

The info on the display updates in near real-time, too – during a demo, a Dyson engineer actually simulated a pollen explosion with a particulate dust and I watched the display spike to show it recognizing the new material, and then abate as it pumped up its purifying game to eliminate the new problem matter.

He is scrupulous about reading labels and checking ingredients but not high-strung about the problem, matter-of-factly keeping track of what he needs to avoid.

And that is why the stumped-toe problem matters.

Rob Heferen, deputy secretary of Treasury's revenue group, said Australia had "such a high dependence on corporate tax this problem matters more to us than almost any other country".

Getting to the root of the problem matters.

Later in Book Two, when he treats the five-line Pappus Problem, matters get more complicated.

Needless to say, ψ i is not necessarily equal to π i, thus, the incentive problem matters.

But it may be that no such pragmatic problem matters after all for justifying the current use of 'Latin American' or some of the alternative terms.

Maybe it does not have to be a permanent team, with representatives from all areas at each meeting, but it should be possible to gather part of the team for specific problem matters.

These problems matter because they affect behaviour.

But he is spookily calm, and none of those problems matter in this new age of politics, his allies believe.