Sentence examples for contest matters from inspiring English sources

It has long made for a satisfying rivalry, marred by a nagging fear: that the contest matters more to the British than to the French.There matters might have stayed, if only the world did not keep evolving so alarmingly.

Users save time and money in not having to contest matters in court.

One reason is that slight errors in a political contest matter less in market research.

The critic of nonfiction contests matters of fact, of interpretation, of ideological stance.

There is a long history of clergy contesting matters of doctrine, most recently in the mid-1980s when the then bishop of Durham, David Jenkins, raised doubts about the virgin birth and the resurrection of Christ.

We'll be live-blogging the event starting at 9pm ET.How much do these contests matter?

However, Crawford's impressive breakthrough 13 minutes from the end of the contest squared matters.

The contest that matters most, the Premier League title, is still led by City, by 3 points or potentially one victory ahead of United.

There was an undeniable frisson of excitement on April 6th when Gordon Brown at last made his trip to Buckingham Palace to request the dissolution of Parliament and named the day when the voters will go to the polls: May 6th.For this is a contest that matters greatly.

Finally, Mr. Devine states that the superdelegates should support the candidate "who has proved to be the strongest in the contest that matters — not the inside game of the delegate hunt, but the outside contest of ideas and inspiration, where hope can battle with experience".

Instead, it is time to unite as a party – the membership and the elected representatives alike – and together take our fight into the only contest that matters: getting this dreadful Tory government out of office, and punishing them for the mess into which they have plunged our country.