Sentence examples for again that matters from inspiring English sources

"Lucrative Lobbying Jobs Await Many Leaving Government Service" (news article, Dec. 16) shows once again that matters of morality and ethics that seem intuitive to some of us continue to elude many in government service.

Then again, should that matter?

Don't listen to the idiots in the media who are predicting this (or 1968 happening again, for that matter).

Not even to judge whether monetary union will be good or bad for the Scottish people – again, that's a matter for the people.

Again, that is a matter of debate.

Then again, that won't matter to the novice user.

But again that's a matter of personal taste.

Again, that might not matter, and Lexus reliability is top-notch.

And if you are among those individuals who fall within the category of potential threats and you feel that this is wrong because of your race, gender, age, or whatever, again, that is a matter for a lawsuit.

But James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist for Wells Capital Management in Minneapolis, said, "To the extent that this shows some semblance that fundamentals are starting to matter again, that's a good thing".

And that matters because again, that's where consumers are today.