Sentence examples for extent matters from inspiring English sources

Some people will rightly point out that hiring the children of powerful people is a venerable American tradition within our own borders, but extent matters, and explaining it away with the suggestion of equivalence misunderstands what it means to the Chinese public.

Indeed, this process took some time as, to a large extent, matters of defence were not necessarily a priority of the new Australian legislature at the time, and there was also a considerable diversity in opinion regarding the composition and size of the new national army and role it would play at home and indeed within the wider Imperial defence system.

But to an extent it matters not what the manager thinks.

The case focusses on what kind of contract existed between Dunston and Szafranski, and to what extent that matters.

There is also a close battle for second in New Hampshire and, to the extent it matters, another close battle for fourth place.

As such it wouldn't be possible for US style dairy farming but we don't know to what extent this matters when they buy milk at the supermarket shelf,' said an EDA spokesperson.

The aim of the current study was to test whether and to what extent parenting matters for inhibition development from 2 to 8 years of age.

By the end of June, when the Fisher case is decided, we will know to what extent race matters to the justices.

"In advance of this call I did have the opportunity to the extent that matters to check in with the President, and he completely agrees with my analysis of this".

And to the extent that matters affecting the common good are settled without the consent of the people, the measures adopted are coercive as soon as they are implemented.

To some extent, his subject matter invites the ad or pro hominem fallacy.