Sentence examples for about whether matters from inspiring English sources

Reacting to the figures, Andrew Lansley, Conservative MP and former Commons leader, told the BBC: "It's not about whether matters in the past could have been decided differently.

Williams is not so obsessed as to fail to recognise the flaw in Bill Shankly's often quoted remark about whether football is a matter of life or death (it's "more important than that", Shankly said).

"There's a lot of disagreement about whether it matters," Dr. Richards said.

Some of those who have been sceptical about the UN process are unmoved about whether it matters.

"Some of the voter-ID laws passed last election make voting more arduous, especially for the poor who are already on the fence about whether participation matters.

"But underneath, there is a bit of cynicism in the African-American community about whether it matters who's in charge.

They're not worried about whether size matters.

And of course many students will, more than once, have a late-night conversation with peers about whether college matters, whether their major is the right one, and what the point of all of it is.

"I think follow-up DNA's we do have a responsibility for because it's us that's asked for the appointment, we know the problem we're dealing with and then we can make a decision about whether it matters or not.

It's about whether the issue matters and whether as a potential external reviewer you think you have something to contribute.

In the case of Mr. Walker, Judge John Chmura of State District Court has told prosecutors and defense lawyers to file briefs in January about whether the matter should go to trial.