Sentence examples for does not matter very from inspiring English sources

Abroad does not matter very much.At least, however, China's threats often prove hollow.

EARLIER this year, Bob Zoellick, the president of the World Bank, grandly declared that "2009 saw the end of what was known as the third world"—that is, the end of a distinct, separate section of humanity that is poor, aid-dependent and does not matter very much.

Such important things are at stake today all over the world that one extinguished life does not matter very much.... Everything that I did was done in accordance with my head, my heart, my convictions, and in this light you, my parents, must assume the best...

They should therefore proceed hand in hand, and it does not matter very much which of them is undertaken first.

It does not matter very much whether the victims of terrorism are described as "non-combatants" or "innocent people", as each term is used in a technical sense, and both refer to those who have not lost their immunity against lethal or other extreme violence by being directly involved in, or highly responsible for, (what terrorists consider) insufferable injustice or oppression.

Getting big gigs and selling tickets, for instance, does not matter very much in the long run.

This just doesn't matter very much.

Ultimately, Trump's motivation doesn't matter very much.

That we don't want them doesn't matter very much.

"The moral aspect of this doesn't matter very much at all.

First, the currency denomination of oil sales just doesn't matter very much.