Sentence examples for matter there are from inspiring English sources

In a kilogram of matter there are approximately 1025 atomic nuclei, each of which could store a bit without vaporizing the entire mass.

[Mother Jones] University scientists drilling into lake bottoms 125 miles from oil-sands mines in Canada report that levels of organic compounds, sulfur dioxide and particulate matter there are surprisingly negligible.

It doesn't matter; there are no rules in photography.

But as a practical matter, there are far more distinctions.

It didn't matter; there are no style points in the steeplechase.

But as a practical matter, there are a number of challenges, lawyers say.

But as an ethical matter, there are good reasons for you to seek justice.

(For that matter, there are heterosexual couples I don't like watching together).

But the kitchen is another matter -- there are limits to this country's legendary hospitality and tolerance.

That does not matter: / there are others coming, always themselves and listening, running, / rivers returning to the open and generous sea".

From the point of view of the market, this doesn't matter - there are always collectors who will line up to pay millions for some prissy piece of self-referential boredom by the immortal JJ.