Sentence examples for matters for instance from inspiring English sources

Google's algorithms have shown that while location matters, for instance, past success is much more important.

Mr. Matters, for instance, helped develop a music performance and D.J. mixing software called GDAM, which uses filters and effects to continuously recreate and modify sounds.

The publisher's description for Lynn Vavreck's excellent 2009 book, "The Message Matters," for instance, made the following claim: The economy is so powerful in determining the results of U.S. presidential elections that political scientists can predict winners and losers with amazing accuracy long before the campaigns start.

But Manning, who is white, can exhibit a tin ear in racial matters; for instance, a black character asks if Milo and Charlotte are planning to "jump the broom," and then this character, who is portrayed as an arbiter of all things Afrocentric, gets the definition of it wrong, saying it's an African custom rather than a slavery-era tradition.

It would certainly help matters, for instance, if P.T.A. meetings didn't still begin at 3 p.m. Emily, Orenstein's high-powered mother of three who comes closest to "having it all," still loses out on watching her children grow every day -- just as most fathers do.

Not a position that America normally requires the United Kingdom to be in when it comes to other matters, for instance the Iraq war, and it is absurd to tell us we will have to be at the back of the queue when for 42 years we've been unable to do a free trade deal with China, India, Australia or New Zealand and the United States of America because we are in the EU".

One case in which they might have mattered, for instance, was in 2009.

Does it matter, for instance, that its images and its structure are far from unique?

It is not merely a matter, for instance, of the Hong Kong authorities' unilaterally dictating the use of cleaner fuel.

Moreover, these voters are in the swing states that matter — for instance, about 30 percent of Pennsylvania voters come from union households, as do 35 percent of Ohio voters.

For the passage about the father springing from bed "to see what was the matter," for instance, furniture and characters simply deploy Murphy-bed fashion as the page is opened.