Sentence examples for two matters that from inspiring English sources

"There are two matters that do not comply with logic: marriage and politics," said its owner, Ibrahim al-Saadi, who also runs a television station and a newspaper.

"There's no two matters that play out in the same way," said Jonathan Ginsburg, a Washington-based immigration lawyer whose firm, Fettman, Tolchin & Majors, represents the North American Performing Arts Managers and Agents association and other arts groups.

"Now, Mr. Cruz," I'd say, my tone completely measured, totally mild, "as we consider your efforts to take on a larger and larger role in determining our nation's policies, both foreign and domestic, I'm hoping you can clarify one or two matters that are still a cause for some concern.

A left-arm fast bowler, he is best known for two matters that were unrelated to his skill as a player: He was the batsman run out by Joe Solomon in 1960, causing the first Tied Test in cricket history; and in December 1963, his career was sensationally ended when he was called for throwing in the First Test against South Africa by Australian umpire Col Egar.

She doesn't mention two matters: that the sanctions were imposed at the request of the African Union, which has troops in Somalia fighting Al Shabaab; and that a group set up by the Security Council found that Eritrea was aiding and abetting terrorism in Somalia.

The authors are straightforward on two matters that many students are apparently hardwired at birth to find boggling: whether periods and commas belong inside or outside quotation marks, and whether inverted commas (sometimes called "single quotation marks") are an appropriate way to indicate an "ironic" usage.

Among cases filed in fiscal 2011, the most recent period for which all the matters have been decided, the agency won seven of the eight matters that went before an administrative law judge.

The Section has 27 active law enforcement pattern or practice cases: 13 open investigations, three matters in litigation, and nine matters that have been resolved by an agreement that SPL is enforcing.

One matter that is now fairly indisputable is that girls educated at all-girls schools do better academically than those at mixed schools.

One matter that was not illuminated at trial was the substance of the twenty-minute phone call that Martoma had with Cohen on the Sunday morning after his trip to Michigan.

Regarding BPM, it is necessary that there be one matter that is the substrate of substantial change, and this matter is the corporeal substance, that is, substance plus the form of corporeity (DOS 244 245).