Sentence examples for real-world matter from inspiring English sources

But as a real-world matter, parents say, the only time they put the DVD in is when they need a respite from child care.

This transforms a mathematical abstraction into a real-world matter which calls for a natural science approach: an experimental approach.

Armed with newly powerful tools for analyzing data, economists have dug into real-world matters and tried to understand human behavior.

Like Archie and Edith Bunker in "All in the Family," Ann and her daughters, Julie and Barbara Cooper (Mackenzie Phillips and Valerie Bertinelli), used comedy in the service of grappling with serious and thorny real-world matters.

And as a real world matter, the point p (x, y, z) must have at least one solution.

Microsoft has consistently said that real-world performance matters more than benchmarks.

But as I stared at that MSNBC headline, I kept wondering if my real-world experience would matter to our elected leaders, whether they were people I knew or politicians who had somehow heard about me or my book.

Peer, ranked 48th, had planned to play this $2 million tournament for some time, but there was always the specter of real-world invasion, the matter of a visa being granted to a Jewish player traveling on an Israeli passport.

Photo courtesy of Disney The annual campaign, funded with $1 million a year, runs from December 20 to January 2 and lets kids donate virtual coins that they earn playing games online in Club Penguin to real-world causes that matter to them.

Pettifogging real-world considerations wouldn't matter, or matter as much, if the style and design were in any way witty or interesting.

The goal of all these tests is to ensure that each team — which includes a site reliability engineer — is prepared for a real-world disaster scenario, no matter what scale.