Sentence examples for matter in terms from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't matter in terms of where policy is heading.

The question is whether he will demonstrate that black voters also matter in terms of policy.

Now we are getting to the heart of the matter, in terms of British domestic politics.

We do know from research that the media and the message matter in terms of diverse audiences and inclusion.

It doesn't matter in terms of First Amendment rights, but it does matter in terms of the sponsors' motivations, which are explicitly interfaith, moderate, anti-terror, etc. QUESTION FROM BILL SUAREZ: What is the design of the mosque?

That doesn't matter, in terms of his legal ability, but his role in Guantánamo is not just prosecuting cases.

A mix of green and yellow zucchini (or summer squash) is attractive but won't matter in terms of flavor.

Why does Chick-fil-A's stance on gay marriage matter in terms of whether we should eat their chicken?

In addition, the hollowing out of much of this part of the country (with the notable exception of Texas) doesn't matter in terms of the U.S. Senate.

) Statistical mechanics provides the basis for understanding the equilibrium and nonequilibrium properties of matter in terms of the microscopic details of molecular interactions and structure.

MR. ROSENTHAL -- Well, history -- tradition -- does not matter in terms of whether or not it can be a protected liberty interest.