Sentence examples for bad matters from inspiring English sources

Analysts say that retailers have given up wondering if things will improve during the back-to-school season; at this point, it is a question of just how bad matters will get.

Hint: It's saying that every day is precious, and nothing bad matters forever.

It's a bad thing no matter what the political direction is.

No matter how bad the matter is/was and how much it hurts you, always gather the strength to acknowledge that; it could be/have been worse.

Enter Sir John Keegan, the eloquent, pre-eminent British historian of war with an iconoclastic notion: despite the finger pointing and passionate debate, he concludes in a new book that intelligence -- good or bad -- matters far less than brute force in winning wars.

Keeping out bad apples matters more than wooing stars.

Deflation itself isn't necessarily bad; what matters is what causes the deflation.

Among other inflammatory remarks, he also claimed that until the Ahmadi community suffers "a bad ending, matters will not improve".

"Privilege is not in and of itself bad; what matters is what we do with privilege," she writes.

In good times and bad, no matter which party held power, the squeezed middle class sank ever further into debt.

Not that a new name helps much; rubbish smells as bad no matter what you call it.