“matter to”可以造什么句，matter to造句

It is a property of matter to attract.

To add nonfissionable matter to(fissionable material)so as to prevent use in an atomic weapon.

He started another matter to enrage me, But I didn't care.

She said she had an important matter to discuss with me.

You should refer this matter to the head office for a decision.

In these universes, there's not enough matter to reverse or slow expansion, and so the universe continues to expand indefinitely.

If those clumps grew large enough, you'd have a Q ball on your hands: a teensy blob of exotic matter roaming the universe in search of regular matter to assimilate.

If I'm researching something online, it's a quick matter to hop over to Amazon, find books on the subject, read reviews of them, and quickly purchase them.

Most galaxies rotate at a speed that should cause them to fly apart if all that holds their visible matter together is gravity.

Such a behemoth would impose a kind of "tilt" on the universe, causing matter to move in one particular direction - as observations of the dark flow suggest.

Single or married, our bodies matter to God, and what we do with our bodies can either draw us closer to God or cause us to drift further away from him.

But none of this seemed to matter to the dome enthusiasts; by virtue of Fuller's intoxicating rhetoric and boundless optimism, the dome was seen as an icon of our social salvation.

Finally, the deputies returned abashed to their constituents, pronouncing the matter too weighty to be handled, except by a council of the churches, if, indeed, it might not require a general synod

But Malibu Mayor Andy Stern said other neighbors report smelling nothing from the toilet, and that he has left the matter to the enforcers of the city's code on objectionable odors.

There's something that doesn't matter to you. It doesn't matter to you.

I suggested putting the matter to a vote, but the chairman demurred to it.

You are a magistrate, and the only person I can entrust this matter to.

Hello, you are bad. It doesn't matter to me. I don't care. I won't cry. I won't have to wait for the love that doesn't belong to me.

From there it is a simply matter to fix or rollback the errant change so that it will be ready once the scheduled delivery occurs.

Your ability to adopt more effective methods that I propose in these articles is the key that will liberate you and allow you to spend more time on activities that matter to you.

Solon So, Senior Vice President of the JC Group, Jackie's management in Hong Kong, said that the email was an attempt to defraud and has referred the matter to emp's legal department.

You treat the matter too lightly.

They found that the same general ratio of dark matter to normal matter prevailed in these distant, small clusters as for nearby, larger clusters.

That news, reported in the journal Pediatrics, could matter to many teens, since 10 to 15 percent of adolescents have symptoms of depression at any given time.

As Rob Carlson of the University of Washington points out, if money is to be made selling products made from exhaust gas, then that gas goes from being waste matter to being a valuable resource.

She vowed that she would take the matter to court.

Its strong relations with Israel matter to both countries, as became clear when they cooled during the invasion of Gaza in January.

To listen is to say, "I value your opinion, I care about our relationship, and you matter to me.

He had not run far when the king's chief hunter caught sight of the beautiful animal, and started off in chase of him; but it was no easy matter to overtake such rapid footsteps.