Sentence examples for figure matters from inspiring English sources

But this benchmark figure matters to universities.

But the headline figure matters less than how the money is spent.

Why does the 30,000-projects-started figure matter?

In the United Kingdom, none of these figures matters it's only when you start getting divorced that it becomes crucial.

The figures matter only in one sense: politically.

That said, he made a good point: "The less democracy, the more cultural figures matter.

The commission's figures matter: they will form the basis of recommendations next March on candidates for the single currency.

Prices in Japan's biggest cities rose faster, but nationwide figures matter more when gauging the impact on the economy.

Indeed, the per capita figures matter less than they might in other places, Mr. Freedman said, because "the Westchester Library System catalogue is like a single virtual library with all the holdings of the county".

Incest, pedophilia and racially motivated murder all figured matter-of-factly in his "Burning," staged in Manhattan last year, as they had in previous plays like "Southern Promises" and "Purity".

Do these box office figures matter?