Sentence examples for matter how useful from inspiring English sources

I just can't buy really expensive things -- no matter how useful, even though I have a rather empty apartment.

Simple human nature is part of the problem: No one likes to hear bad news, no matter how useful it may be.

Most smart home gadgets, no matter how useful, tend to appeal to a subset of people, but smart lights are a different story.

We won't let the U.N. weapons inspectors back into Iraq, no matter how useful it would be to have them as impartial witnesses to any discovery of Iraqi poisons.

No matter how useful a tool the Internet is or eventually becomes, it may never completely take over the role traditionally performed by flesh-and-blood brokers and sales agents.

No matter how useful direct foreign investment might be to the Polish economy, from whatever source, many Poles still harbor deep resentment toward Russia from the Soviet era, he said.

And it didn't matter how exceptional, useful or posh their material purchase was.

The problem is that member states will want to determine for themselves whether a disease event constitutes a "public health emergency of international concern," no matter how many useful criteria WHO provides.

But no evidence, no matter how extensive, is useful without shrewd and informed interpretation, the kind Dr. Thompson provided.

But he can't feign much enthusiasm for, say, jobs in the health-care sector, no matter how satisfying or useful or plentiful those jobs might be.

Having something creative to do, no matter how small, creates useful distraction and reduces the feeling of powerlessness.