Sentence examples for suitable matter from inspiring English sources

But he seems to agree with Gove that the content of the curriculum is a suitable matter for political input.

This suitable matter brings with it the features required by a given hylomorphic composite.

In order for a form to be realised, one needs to have suitable matter.

Ciliate organic debris may provide suitable matter and place for bacteria multiplication protect them from bacterivous ciliates and affecting the conditions in the accounts of prey-predator (Caron 1991).

Of course, that's suitable subject matter for a horror movie, but it doesn't show any of the pleasure.

One can't help respecting Bunting for the sensitivity she brings to issues like war, poverty, race and immigration; while pushing the boundaries of what is suitable subject matter for children, she is careful to mitigate the grimness with an element of hope.

The video project titled Ophelia 2.0 was created with The Bard's classic Hamlet in mind, while providing a suitable subject matter for Liu's uniquely "wash" animation style.

This lack of commentary may be due to Fernando VII's preference for neoclassical art, and to the fact that popular revolts of any kind were not regarded as suitable subject matter by the restored Bourbons.

Cases about accountability violation, which becomes problematic in many malpractice suits in Japan, might be suitable subject matter for education using precedents.

Where suitable matters arise a lack of jobs, high food prices, corruption, pollution Mr Kejriwal could be better positioned than the silent and aimless Rahul Gandhi of Congress, for example, to criticise the national government.

This is one reason why people like Malcolm are coming up with theoretical extensions of the Standard Model which would both provide a suitable Dark Matter particle, and allow the electroweak phase transition to be first order.