Sentence examples similar to upon which matter from inspiring English sources
Their overlap confirms the hypothesis that dark matter is the skeleton upon which visible matter is supported, and also lends weight to a second idea that galaxies form where dark matter accumulates at high densities, pulling visible matter with it.
He endorses eco-critical perspectives, quoting D. H. Lawrence: "There exists a great background, vital and wild, which matters more than the people who move upon it".
Which mattered more to Brown?
Theresa May's defiant response from the Downing Street lectern on Friday effectively amounted to saying: "Call us, we won't call you". The range of possible endings and outcomes as the Brexit process grinds on has expanded enormously and the only matter upon which there seems to be widespread agreement is that Chequers is not going to be the end-game.
This maneuver appears to be allowed under Delaware General Corporation Law Section 231(c) The section states that "[t]he date and time of the opening and the closing of the polls for each matter upon which the stockholders will vote at a meeting shall be announced at the meeting".
The species of microbes in the gut are usually very similar to those in the surrounding soil or organic matter upon which the earthworms feed [32 34].
On one non-essentialist view, the nature of an architectural object is as we experience it, a matter upon which we may agree but which depends in part on subjective perception and reception of, and interaction with, the work (Scruton 1979/2013).
"That starts, literally, with guarding and conserving the organic matter upon which our crops and our lives depend".
Whether this is an implicit call for the revocation of the invitations is a matter upon which reasonable minds can disagree". But there can be no disagreement about the letter Cohn cites.
