Sentence examples for won't be a matter from inspiring English sources

"It won't be a matter of months".

It won't be a matter of everybody having the same opinion".

But this won't be a matter of buying a favourable opinion.

Mr. Balmer said he could not estimate how long any appeal might go on, but said, "It's true that it won't be a matter of hours".

"He announced his decision: 'Yes, as part of the collected works it can be permitted; not everybody can afford them; it won't be a matter of a large circulation.' His Excellency was wrong.

Apple is still supporting GSM/3G, as well, so this won't be a matter of the ViPhone leapfrogging AT&T.

When the Greeks default and how (few believe they won't) is a matter for the EU, the IMF, the bond markets.

But if it is just the tip of an iceberg of corruption that destabilizes China, it won't be a laughing matter.

McNamara has Rangers in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup - and defeat won't be a laughing matter.

It won't be a simple matter of tweaking one part of the simulation and seeing what happens.

Given the anti-immigrant rhetoric that emanates from so many GOP leaders these days, however, it won't be a simple matter to win these voters back.