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Sometimes it may be a matter of seizing a market opportunity that had not before been apparent.

Please tell me your delivery date. you know that the time of delivery be a matter of great Importance to us .

If this is true for other plants too, then growing into a tree may be a matter of a few mutations and the right circumstances.

They both have good track records of being able to score, it's going to be a matter of how well they fit with TMac and Yao.

The surprise was that succession plans were not immediately triggered. A board meeting was said to be a matter of days away, not hours.

If such a dilemma developed it would be very difficult to resolve---and it would be a matter of life of death to the patients involved.

Or they may be a matter of preserving personal "face" or national dignity, as is often the case with natural resource development projects.

Certainly, nuclear power and weapons, if it comes to that, would be a matter of national pride.

What a man really has, is what is in him. What is outside of him should be a matter of no importance.

In another hand, if you think it is better to have private feelings more than rich emotional, this will be a matter of opinion.

Moreover this cultural loss might be a matter of concern for a handful of socialites and five-star hotels but not for the common man.

For Frenchwomen, aging seems to be a matter of mind over makeup.

Reason and justice, he thought, could not be a matter of personal conduct alone; they had to become attributes of society at large.

For these animals, coordinating their movements with one another can be a matter of life or death.

Whether we over-damp or under-damp seems to be a matter of taste.

It may simply be a matter of dilution, of course, with a greater number of healthy nerve cells covering for damaged ones.

For the consuming public, having or not having a traditional main street of entrepreneur owners may or may not be a matter of concern.

Anyone placed in a Vanishing Cabinet reappears after a while, although this can be a matter of several days.

Finding the right institution to fight climate change is going to be a matter of trial and error.

This may be the case, but from what has been shown in the books, it may be a matter of concentration.

America was the first big economy to enter recession so it may only be a matter of time before flows from other countries also fall.

This should, however, not be a matter of great concern, for we are talking about small numbers and a temporary phenomenon.

Third, the lack of a work program for the SCP should be a matter of concern to all Member States.

That seems to be a matter of course.

The wait may be a matter of milliseconds, but there's no cost-effective way to hold an optical signal still for even that short a time.

It must be a matter of nearly two years since we were first acquainted.

If numbers had been invented by some prehistoric genius, then learning how to use them would be a matter of intelligence and practice.

It may only be a matter of time before Tokyo enters the fray once more.

Therefore, investors including the media should be a matter of vigilance, must not incorrectly relay an erroneous message.

That would not just be a matter of social justice; it could also slow Italy's already-faltering growth.

After that, it may just be a matter of waiting: their best hope may be to outlast rather than outdo the West.

Now, it should not be a matter of eliding the impossible, as it happens, but of being its agent.

Web users claimed this as a victory, though an official said it would only be "a matter of time" before the filtering system was introduced.

But this also represent new and unfamiliar terrain for public health experts for whom message control can be a matter of life or death.

That means it may only be a matter of time before mobile phones are used to deposit, transfer and withdraw cash.

Sony said integration would be a matter of unifying underlying data systems, since they all use Sony technology.

The revisions required will largely be a matter of trimming what you've got, rather than adding new information.

When there are going to be severe weather conditions, the ability to prepare for them can be a matter of life or death.

Scientists and federal officials expect the BP oil leak to be a matter of concern and study for generations.

Many feel that it will only be a matter of time before credit cards completely replace cash and checks for both individuals and businesses.

War is (or should be) a matter of national survival, of accepting casualties and the infliction of suffering to avoid annihilation.

One degree could mean a difference of several feet in the field, which could be a matter of life or death for the miners.

With a proper law and an alert public, it will only be a matter of time before the problem becomes things of the past.

The pain of beingrejected by one's peer group can be a matter of life or death, asrecent cyber-bullying cases in the news demonstrate.

Why do this thankless task may also be a matter of disgrace and ruin, not desirable.

But in many areas of our lives, creativity can be a matter of survival.

Following further investigation, charges may follow, which can be a matter of days or months.

If our poll is right, then it can only be a matter of time before laws start to change, at least in the more liberal states.

Many of us believe that it will only be a matter of time before credit cards replace cash and checks for both individuals and businesses.

TO JUDGE by the vehemence of the arguments, the issue could be a matter of war or peace.

That, however, appears to be a matter of giving a modest boost to a long-term trend that is continuing during the recession.

Increasing thrust once in space could be a matter of adding more wires to the sail or making the wires longer.

Speaking of dreams, my dream, there will be a matter of fact most of the boys is to become a pilot.

Really should be a matter of fact the Zafan Wan who believe that all Internet users eyes of the view, head Eurya so clear.

This irritates the government, which considers access to the internet to be a matter of "citizenship" .

Can be a matter of fact, you know that is not necessarily correct.

For America, then, avoiding a space war may be a matter of self-preservation.

This may simply be a matter of demographics , as the UK population ages .

But in some cases, it can also be a matter of women simply failing to see themselves as mothers.

That may be a matter of what's available, not what's useful.

Tellingly , Lippi has always refused to rule out an Azzurri return and it could now be a matter of hours before that happens.

The winner was going to be a matter of taste, plain and simple.

Reducing stress may be a matter of making a conscious effort to decide what we really need to do .

It can only be a matter of time before the Independent Police Complaints Commission is dragged in.

Acceptance can be a matter of life and death, says David Huebner, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Utah.

With these laws and educated people , it will only be a matter of time before the problem becomes thing of the past.

I'm confident that our company's recovery would only be a matter of time.

In the end, the debate over 'decoupling' may be a matter of semantics.

It should be a matter of personal discussion.

Chuck: Without it, i'm not sure how long we'd last. it'd just be a matter of time before we messed it all up.

It could also be a matter of timing.

Food, it seems, will always be a matter of personal taste.

One problem with considering just one indicator is that some deprivations may be a matter of choice.

The distance you take between your feet will be a matter of experience.

But it is also important to remember that rationality can often be a matter of perspective and context.

Partly it may simply be a matter of time.

It says that good health can sometimes be a matter of luck.

So, is life a beiju or xiju? In some cases, it appears to be a matter of choice in how you view it and how you deal with the pressure.

It can only be a matter of time before the supermarkets catch on.

Larry Summers says these kinds of bonus payments should be a matter of future regulations.

I think it's more likely a matter of weeks. I hope it will not be a matter of months.

In some cases it may simply be a matter of timing.

You would think that making these reforms would be a matter of common sense.

If you can not then the case should be a matter of procedure to deal with what to do?

It can be a matter of small things.

With a good thing and even that is should be a matter of luck, and there is nothing remarkable;

Justice would then not be a matter of convention or no mos, but rather of nature or physis;

For soldiers in the field, learning a language can be a matter of life and death

Sexual harassment therefore should be a matter of concern not only to women but also to the society at large.

be a matter of conscience

be a matter of habit