Sentence examples for matter when the from inspiring English sources

But what does it matter, when the popularity is justified?

And in electoral politics, a vote is a vote no matter when the decision gets made.

Why does that matter, when the next count is a decade away?

It doesn't matter, when the atmosphere is as important as the food.

The C.I.A. declined to comment on the matter when the interview was broadcast.

It's a different matter when the government is defending its conduct before the courts, it seems.

What do they matter, after all – what does anything matter – when the worst has already happened?

That's no serious matter when the rest of the work is of such grand design.

Here's a better definition: Deficits only matter when the president is a Democrat.

"No matter when the vote is held, Hugo Chavez is going to win, and win big".

"It doesn't really matter when the government manages to get them out any more.