Sentence examples for such matter that from inspiring English sources

Life, living matter and, as such, matter that shows certain attributes that include responsiveness, growth, metabolism, energy transformation, and reproduction.

For a bank that advises companies on such matters, that did not look good.

There is, however, a potential tension in the attitudes of Trump administration officials toward such matters that did not apply to the Bush administration.

Here, a set of questions focusing on non-physically abusive acts including moderate forms of violence [ 31], like shouting and physical threats, was used on the grounds that physical IPVAW is illegal in Iran and interviewed women may feel more comfortable if not directly questioned on such matters (that were not otherwise the main focus of the study).

It is partly for his insights on such matters that he has won the prize.

She had reason to believe, if she ever dwelt on such matters, that she was off the hook of prurient speculation into her supposedly aberrant erotic field-force.

As the observations of Jack Mendel and Marcus Dysch testify, the Labour man brings a passion and an intellectual insight to such matters that Goldsmith appears to lack.

I didn't do it on 29th February incidentally, that just implies that you subscribe to the view that it's so outrageous for a woman to take the initiative in such matters that it has to be done on an irregular day when social norms are suspended.

That in turn implies that complex extraterrestrial life forms may be far rarer than science fiction stories and many scientists would have us believe.This claim might seem at odds with recent discoveries which suggest (at least to those investigating such matters) that extraterrestrial life could be commonplace.

On the one hand, in what sounds a little like a twitch of Ivy League reverse snobbery, he once told the Times, which tries to accommodate people's wishes in such matters, that he preferred to be called Mr. Kissinger, so that's what the Times always calls him.

It would have no shareholders, and would be financed through the bond market.On October 5th, Mr Byers was told by the Office of National Statistics, the arbiter of such matters, that the new company's borrowings would not count as part of the government's borrowings.