Sentence examples for even matters much from inspiring English sources

As if that distinction even matters much anymore.

From a practical perspective, it doesn't even matter much which of these descriptions is accurate.

They don't even matter much for families moving to a similar house in a similar market.

In fact, it didn't even matter much to Mr. Moccia if he lost -- as he often did to his son and golf partner, Frank Moccia Jr., a police officer.

But the extra crude-carrying capacity Keystone XL could provide may not even matter much anymore.

The irony of all that miserable cold-calling was that it didn't even matter much.

But the House bill will not solve the acute problems caused by toxic chemicals in the environment, and could even make matters much worse.

It won't even matter as much if you went to the wrong university as long as you work hard, exults another employee.

In a post entitled "Yep, he's toast," Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall argued that, at this point, it doesn't even matter very much whether Christie is telling the truth.

That part feels familiar: the men's laughter, a signal of how little the women involved even mattered, how much of a joke these violations were seen to be.

Norman Tebbitt had the right answer to that (as so often) when he said the union matters much more, even if the price is a Labour government from time to time.