Sentence examples for matters for one from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. De Leon is barred from lobbying on military matters for one year, he was seen recently patrolling the hallways outside a House Armed Services Committee meeting, where he said he was renewing acquaintances.

Yet it hardly matters, for, one way or another, Tenzing seems fated to be in large part a dream personality.

"I don't think it matters for one year – as happened to United in 2014 and Chelsea this season – but it is not the best thing for it to happen over a number of years".

But being right and taking a position of self-righteousness in human relations are two very different matters, for one simply states facts while the other lords it over others.

This case matters for one simple reason: it involves allegations that the UK colluded in handing over a man to a regime that tortured him.

Criticized and even ridiculed in recent years by some, Davos still matters for one reason: No other conference matches the WEF's power of attraction.

In fact, I would argue that these indicators are particularly ineffective for entry-level roles, where grit, adaptability and persistence really matter for one's ability to accept feedback, take on new roles and challenges, and grow into a seasoned professional.

The Joby Gorillatorch Switchback retails for $60, but that doesn't matter for one of our readers who will win this one.

The position information, however, matters only for one dot and two dots while the access-order information is required for all the secondary components (Table 4).

[Page C3.] Lehman Drops Its Bid for Tyco Unit In a development that further complicates matters for Tyco International, Lehman Brothers Holdings, one of the company's advisers, bid about $5 billion in cash for Tyco's CIT finance unit but then withdrew the offer, executives close to the negotiations said.

As a cardholder, a payment network matters for only one reason: acceptance.