Sentence examples for fight matters from inspiring English sources

The second point is that, in these circumstances, impartial evidence from experts without a dog in the fight matters.

That prospect — an engaged military, a disengaged public — is part of the reason that the name we give this fight matters.

All in all, this episode demonstrates that for both victor and vanquished, what one can say after the fight matters in some ways as much as the battle itself.

How you fight matters.

That fight matters even if it's destined to fail.

"[W]e can't afford to waste our time arguing about whose fight matters most.

On one hand, it bans certain magazines from its stores, vigorously fights matters ranging from shareholder proposals to federal lawsuits, and justifies strategies by quoting its long-dead founder in the obsolete manner of Chinese quoting Chairman Mao.

It seemed as if they would box when they were old, when one or the other needed money, when the fight that mattered most mattered far less.

This weekend I arrived in Bangladesh with the naïve hope of writing about wide-eyed idealists fighting the fight no matter what, fuelled with the zeal of Je Suis Charlie.

This Prime Minister still doesn't seem to understand that when it comes to standing up for Britain, it's not simply about being willing to pick fights, but wining fights that matters.

To the left, Mr. Obama seems increasingly to lack the fire to fight on matters of principle.