Example sentences of "always a matter " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ IT IS aesthetically always a matter of satisfaction when a notable house finds an occupant worthy of its quality , ’ wrote Christopher Hussey of ‘ this outstanding example of rustic baroque ’ and its owner , Cecil Beaton . |
2 | It is always a matter of surprise for people who belong to nations with written constitutions to discover that whilst the British enjoy many freedoms their constitution is not a written one . |
3 | But this knowledge will not alone enable us to understand language in use for this is always a matter of realizing the particular token meanings of signs in association with the context of utterance . |
4 | The essential point is that meaning negotiation , which , in normal circumstances , is always a matter of achieving an objective by the most economical means , will be carried out by taking whatever short cuts are available . |
5 | And it is not always a matter of sleeping in a swank hotel nearby ; several investigating teams have , from time to time , had to share a tent on or near the accident site because of the remoteness of the crash . |
6 | Professor Parker shows that this is not always a matter of dispassionate assessment but may turn on whether the research is seen to be delivering ‘ good ’ news or ‘ bad ’ news . |
7 | Ought there , in other words , to be a public morality , or are morals always a matter for private judgement ? |
8 | For him all vices are forms of mental illness , for vicious action is always a matter of submission to impulses which are seeking their own satisfaction at the expense of the satisfaction of the whole . |
9 | Which services these are to be is always a matter of dispute and may be a crucial factor in relations between central and local government . |
10 | Poverty makes economy impossible , not because the poor are improvident but because economy is always a matter of scale — bulk buying demands bulk incomes . |
11 | It 's always a matter of assessing probabilities . |
12 | I mean we use Standard Life , we use Clerical , we use most of the major groups , erm but it 's always a matter of trying to find the best contract at the time . |
13 | Some of the plants they drew were diseased ; it is always a matter of difficulty to know which features of a plant or animal are individual peculiarities and which are specific characters . |
14 | Shah Jehan 's extraordinary sexual appetites were always a matter of some speculation in the Imperial City , both to travellers and to native Delhi-wallahs . |
15 | ‘ With Rohan , it is always a matter of business . |
16 | The Baronne 's words came stinging back at her : ‘ With Rohan , it is always a matter of business . ’ |
17 | But maturity is n't always a matter of years . |
18 | Profit and loss from war was not necessarily always a matter of individual enterprise . |