Sentence examples for areas matter from inspiring English sources

That leaves Laurance and other ecologists with the unenviable task of deciding which roadless areas matter most.

On the other hand, as mentioned in the 2008 report, conducted by RedClara: "Today, beyond the importance of using advanced networks to bring educational processes towards the most deprived and isolated areas, matter crossing horizontally to Latin America, it is the joint and the study of technologies and applications for the development and implementation of Learning Objects" [28].

For the most part, debates are judged on three main areas: matter, manner, and method.

So Poland's government announcing a drastic increase in the logging of the old forest around these protected areas matters to all of us.

That is why the Supreme Court, which rules on grey areas, matters so much, and why the retirement of Justice John Paul Stevens, the court's liberal anchor, will spark such a ferocious political brawl.

Despite this, while commanding Army Group Centre, he refused to dispatch troops to put down the Warsaw uprising (a task that ultimately was carried out by the SS), viewing it as a rear-area matter.

Having friends round for dinner is part of our lifestyle, so not having a dining area mattered to us".

Findings from a questionnaire survey, qualitative mapping, group discussion and a participatory arts-based research process are presented to document the many and diverse ways this study area matters to local communities.

Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes and not drive through flooded areas, no matter how shallow the water looks.

The new Civic excels in areas that matter to small-car customers, including fuel efficiency, safety and reliability".

"And the British people ought to know it too: your government is not, ultimately, in control in hundreds of areas that matter".