matter的示例

• It's all right working with him, but living with him would be a different matter altogether.

• The government decided to hold a public enquiry into the matter.

• The whole matter is further complicated by the fact that Amanda and Jo refuse to speak to each other.

• This is a matter of great concern to the general public.

• You're not going to help matters by lying there sobbing!

• What's the matter with Lulu?

• I don't know what's the matter with this phone.

• You look upset - is anything the matter?

• Why do you need another computer? What's the matter with the one you've got?

• Julie was crying, but she wouldn't say what the matter was.

• Oh just put it anywhere - it doesn't matter where.

• Her health is what matters - the cost of the treatment is of secondary importance.

• It's the sum total of what you eat over a long period that matters and not what you consume in a day.

• The only thing that matters is that the baby is healthy.

• It doesn't matter if you fail, just do your best.

• Second, liberalization does not necessarily imply the retreat of the state's role in matters of economic governance.

• The central committee was in charge of such key matters as sanitation and schools.

• All matters were discussed in public, from education, diet and dress to love marriages, divorce and sources of women's inferiority.

• More information on these matters is required to shed light on the older prisoner population as an important group of correctional health service recipients.

• Basically, their strategy consists of "physicalizing": redescribing matters such that aspects of color perception, apparently determined by physiological or cultural aspects, become "physical" properties.

• What it does require is an attempt to understand why such problems are so difficult, and what can be done to ameliorate matters.

• Such terminological discussions, in my view, are typically poorly motivated, add little to the inquiry, and confuse matters more than anything else.

• The amount of grain in his warehouse and the amount of grain 'owed' to the army were two entirely separate matters.

• We are being rudely awakened to a sense of unity in matters political, economic, scientific, and even cultural.

• A vakilu was an agent assigned to handle legal matters.

• We were not so much interested in mending fences as in focusing on the scientific matters of the debate.

• In this reply, we address both matters as they pertain to the issues raised in the commentaries.

• However, they introduced a new conceptual framework which was henceforth referred to on all matters of authority and identity at the settlement level.

• Throughout the project we placed priority on building a close rapport with one another and openly speaking about personal issues as well as professional matters.

• What matters is that she has been encouraged to create a musical event which has been received with interest and enthusiasm by the teacher.