Sentence examples for how far it matters from inspiring English sources

How far it matters, in this context, to make explicit a political theory of the state depends on how far different plausible political theories will generate very different accounts of how punishment can be justified and should be used.

But also as in America, it is unclear how far the problem is race, and how far it is a matter of poverty and other factors.

No matter how far it is between cities, no matter how much it saps the players' energy, don't disrupt the television times.

The right thing to do, no matter how far it goes, is to avoid being mean.

"No matter how far," it says, "run for all you're worth.

That said, countries will remain central to the EU, no matter how far it integrates.

But even the reprocessing at Yongbyon, no matter how far it has got, is proving enough to cause alarm.

When a bird flies in the sky, there is no limit to the air, no matter how far it flies.

To wit: "When a fish swims in the ocean, there is no limit to the water, no matter how far it swims.

What did not work nearly so well were the historical calamities of "Australia," the missing children and mayhem of "Changeling," or jihad — no matter how far it was kept from the billboards — as in "Body of Lies".

If, for example, a measurement on one photon indicates that its spin is up, the entangled twin is instantly forced into the opposite state--spin down--no matter how far it has traveled.