Sentence examples for group matters from inspiring English sources

The new state of South Sudan (see picture), which combines oil wealth with instability and underdevelopment, will surely join its ranks.In this section MIFFed by misrule Tort and technology ReprintsThe group matters for several reasons.

Once the line between individual and group matters was drawn according to who had information really relevant to a decision, meetings became fewer and smaller and work proceeded on a more economical and responsive basis.

Ethnicity, migration motive and home country education account for differences in integration that develop shortly after arrival and are maintained or even increased with length of stay, while the size of the immigrant group matters mainly at entry and then loses its influence over time.

The age/grade makeup of your friend group matters less in college than it does in high school.

The fact that we see so much one-upmanship about the pain and suffering that justifies why 'this group matters' or 'that group matters' demonstrates that we have been conditioned to believe that caring for what happens inside our personal circle (our sub-culture) and what happens outside our personal circles are somehow mutually exclusive.

Perception of the self and the group matter?

Little shifts in behavior in either group matter.

The group mattered most so at the end of the campaign he insisted on Barcelona selling the Swede – no matter what the cost.

He continued: "I am now making this a group matter and I have decided together with Picturehouse management to put an end to the consultation process".

An accurate portrait of Australia's religious groups matters because, according to AFA, exaggerations in the data may "lead to groups wielding disproportionate influence within government".

Distribution of health benefits between socioeconomic groups matters to decision makers and in this case decision makers rejected allocation strictly according to cost-effectiveness rankings.