Sentence examples for matters for the next from inspiring English sources

Stakhovsky is all that matters for the next 48 hours.

Richardson made only 2 of his subsequent 10. "It's having that mentality where nothing matters for the next two hours, and we're not there yet," Coach Mike D'Antoni said, adding, "You can't go down 23 and think, 'Oh, we can win now.' " The Knicks' late comeback was aided by the Thunder (5-30), a youthful team that usually fails to find a way to win and almost found another way to lose.

"He will reiterate that article 50 is a matter for the next prime minister".

But that is essentially a matter for the next calendar year.

"As we have been quite consistent after the general election this will be a matter for the next spending review," he said.

The OAS report did not address the legislative results, and foreign leaders have not publicly criticised them.That's no small matter for the next president, be it Ms Manigat or Mr Martelly.

This does not take into account a decision, which the government says will be a matter for the next parliament, on whether to design and build a new nuclear warhead for the new Trident system.

It is a matter for the next government to decide whether to take forward the pilots and how to address the threat to the plurality of local and regional news".

All that mattered for the next two and a half hours was the singer, the song, and the press of flesh around her. "It was an absolutely amazing, exciting, awesome experience — to be that close after all these years," she told me after the show.

In a statement to AMs, Mr Andrews said the findings would be a matter for the next assembly government after the election on 5 May.

"These will therefore be a matter for the next government and parliament, and for political parties to set out their proposals and intentions to the electorate ahead of the general election in 2015".