Sentence examples for could matters from inspiring English sources

It is designed to raise the central questions relevant for any such emergency: why did the response take the form it did and could matters have been handled better?

Nor could matters proceed without the addition of Roxanne, all-round horse helper, and Richard, general factotum in his spare time, who take up residence in the added-on part of the house.

Thoughts and prayers came first, followed by gestures of human sympathy, and only then — at an almost stately pace, on Sunday talk shows and eventually in hearings before congressional committees — could matters of public policy be discussed.

Endurance could matter.

But again, the tone could matter.

The difference could matter on some things.

The White House's influence could matter.

British climate foreign policy could matter.

That could matter in the future.

"In a close race, almost anything could matter".

But other factors could matter a lot more.