Sentence examples for matters elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Whether the vote in New York matters elsewhere may be tested this year.

Will the currency board prove more durable than other Asian exchange-rate pegs?That question matters elsewhere.

And if Latvia, which regained its independence in 1991, survives another decade, it will be the longest period of freedom it has ever enjoyed.Whether Mr Berzins can create a good government out of Latvia's fractious and scandal-ridden politics matters elsewhere too.

Vijay Prashad, an Indian historian, journalist, and professor at Trinity College in Connecticut, adds that "there is also the realization that the US with its vast military footprint has an impact on matters elsewhere.

There was meaty Italian matter elsewhere, however.

The festival prominently features international authors, and the subject matter elsewhere had a bit more gravity than the Stages of Rod.

Einstein later abandoned the principle when it was realized that inertia is implicit in the geodesic equation of motion and need not depend on the existence of matter elsewhere in the universe.

As high-school seniors, Reed (now played by Miles Teller and Ben Jamie Bellll) improve the gizmo and get it to work a little too well: they send matter elsewhere in the universe and bring it back, but they also cause a major blackout, a hint that their experiments have grave implications far beyond their expectations.

The soft matter elsewhere erodes, leaving behind a pinnacle.

Despite the legal and ethical issues which the transfer of biological samples entails, there does not appear to be guidance on this matter elsewhere in Africa (Table  1).

It is permissible to doubt that these were scenes that Sargent himself witnessed in France in the fall of 1918, though the subject matter recurs elsewhere in the show -- most notably in his watercolors of the black work force who were building a friend's villa in Florida in 1917.