Sentence examples for break matters from inspiring English sources

That single big break matters hugely.

The size of the break matters, as well as who is in it, because both play a factor in its strength and whether it will be allowed to continue.

Actually, a surprising new study shows that how you spend your midday break matters less than whether or not you have the choice to lunch on your own terms.

A 1900 handbook of naval medicine describes the final stages: "The pustules break, matter oozes out, crusts form, first on the face and then over other parts of the body".

The dancers seemed as interested in us as we were in them, looking out at the buzzing crowd and acknowledging friends; the barrier-breaking matter-of-factness was a reminder of the humanity behind the illusion.

But that doesn't make it a deal-breaking matter.

A background article on how the Founders approached slavery says that this "would be a 'make-or-break' matter for the new republic," but ignores those for whom slavery was the ultimate "make-or-break" issue: the enslaved people themselves.

"It's how people go into the break that matters.

In the Harvard Heart Letter, we usually break down matters of the heart into parts.

The terrible spade break made matters worse, and he wound up down four, which would be a zero in a pair contest.

For instance, many students initially believe that decomposition is a natural physical change that dead matter undergoes, in which wind and water break organic matter down into smaller pieces, as though it went through a paper shredder.