Sentence examples for about which matters from inspiring English sources

The eternal argument about which matters most — club or country — is answered by the extraordinary collection of players amassed by Barcelona.

At the core of the issue is a debate about which matters more, the comfort of prisoners or that of the people who watch them die.

Also Lord Coe is reckoned to be broadly positive about the BBC, which matters to Cameron and Osborne because - unlike perhaps the majority of Tory MPs - they are supporters of and believers in the BBC.

In this world and time of so much going wrong, our local old-master franchise models how to get something, which matters, just about perfectly right.

An exception[12] studied the pilot sequence design which matters little about pilot resource consumption.

The conservation of matter and energy are two central principles that biologists apply when reasoning about dynamic systems in which matter and energy are exchanged across defined boundaries (NRC, 2003; AAAS, 2010).

But there is huge disagreement about which rights matter most.

When journalists asked her friends about which thinkers mattered most to her, they pointed to theologians.

Decisions about which targets matter, he said, should be driven by human expertise, not by a database.

In a three-star restaurant, a cheap, basic recipe is relegated to family meal; in a home kitchen, it makes a fine Tuesday night dinner, backed by the know-how of a true chef about which flavors matter.

Its librarians made every effort to gather the whole of Greek literature, driven by a sense of its passing glory, to catalog it, to establish accurate texts and, ultimately, to come to some decisions about which works mattered most.