Sentence examples for matters ever from inspiring English sources

"Regular script" means "the proper script type of Chinese writing" used by all Chinese for government documents, printed books, and public and private dealings in important matters ever since its establishment.

But Lee has definitely made the list of most creative commentators on these matters, ever since he dismissed calls for a calmer political rhetoric after the Tucson massacre by arguing that "the shooter wins if we, who've been elected, change what we do just because of what he did".

The education system turns out large numbers of graduates who will not find work in the jobs for which they trained; more people will lose work to those in other countries who work for less; still others will find that as they age, their experience matters ever less.

Even if they do not reach previous peaks, the radical shake-up of GM imposed by its bankruptcy plan was designed to ensure that it stays in the black even at the Depression-era levels to which sales recently fell.With GM's foreign sales already two-thirds of the total and rising, it matters ever less to the firm how far the American market eventually recovers.

The statistician Cosma Shalizi writes that the book "has haunted all discussion of these matters ever since".

Indeed, American pressure matters ever less in Riyadh and allied Gulf states.

These questions represent, to all likelihood, the most challenging matters ever faced by natural sciences, matters which may never be fully comprehended.

Or, for that matter, ever was?