Examples of 'become a matter' in a sentence
Meaning of "become a matter"
'Become a matter' suggests that something has developed or transformed into a significant or important concern, issue, or topic of discussion. It implies that a particular subject or situation has gained significance or relevance in a specific context or context
How to use "become a matter" in a sentence
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become a matter
This has become a matter of national security.
Advertisement has nowadays become a matter of finance.
It has become a matter of prestige to be seen there.
Environmental degradation has become a matter of global security.
That has become a matter of urgent practical necessity.
We know that this is now become a matter of religion.
This has become a matter of concern in contemporary international law.
The eradication of poverty has become a matter of urgency.
It has become a matter of urgency.
Both of these teachings then become a matter of faith.
Would become a matter of record.
Overall taxation of fats has become a matter of urgency.
It has become a matter of religion.
Addressing the external imbalances has become a matter of urgency.
Learning has become a matter of simple memorization.
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It is rare for black hole physics to become a matter of lawsuits.
It has now become a matter of pride with him.
We live in a culture where virtue has become a matter of taste.
Bad weather can become a matter of national security.
The protection of religious freedom has also become a matter of debate.
Each day had become a matter of survival.
Reforming the funding of our social model has become a matter of urgency.
These tapes have become a matter of national concern.
The order to take possession of the castle had become a matter of honor.
And some of them become a matter of habituation.
As soon as the number of users passes a certain threshold it will become a matter of.
Time itself has become a matter of dispute.
Our capturing the ships coming from Anatolia has become a matter.
And it has now become a matter of pride.
In the sense of developing overall competence, versatility should become a matter of course.
That muteness has become a matter of survival.
Have become a matter of increased concern to the Pentagon.
Taking shelter had become a matter of urgency.
It has become a matter of honour for them if you pull their leg.
It is important that this should become a matter of public knowledge.
Does not become a matter of public record unless there is been foul play.
Warfare itself has increasingly become a matter of manipulating perceptions.
Truth has become a matter of expediency and morality has been replaced by individual preferences.
Your prayers have become a matter of routine.
The costs of co-operation in anti-dumping investigations have increasingly become a matter of concern.
Sport has become a matter of taste.
Reconciling diversity and unity had thus become a matter of priority.
That has now become a matter of scientific study.
The order to seize the palace had become a matter of honor.
Faith has become a matter of personal.
Whether this mandate remains applicable today has become a matter of heated discussion.
The subject has become a matter of discussion only recently.
Once you dispense with morality the important decisions become a matter of aesthetics.
It has already become a matter of priority.
Holding a congress in Dubrovnik or along its riviera has become a matter of prestige.
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In a matter of weeks your relationship will be terminated
But it is not just a matter of moral considerations
The matter was therefore still under review
