Sentence examples for matters for those from inspiring English sources

To complicate matters for those with later tee times, the wind picked up in the afternoon.

It matters for money, but it also matters for those connections across Europe.

Still, a rational calculus of risk matters for those, like O'Hara's conservative, who would base policy on risk-aversion.

We won't leave matters for those who can't manage them, with the excuse that we're not people of politics.

It hardly matters for those individuals who were turned around at the gates by 40 Days for Life, of course.

I actually almost wish this were true, because it would simplify matters for those of us doomed to have some rooting interest in these kind of intra-Republican battles.

A spokesman for Malaysian Airlines said: "These are matters for the jurisdiction of those regions and Malaysia's armed forces and department of civil aviation.

"The independent report has been undertaken, I think the report speaks for itself and those are matters for the immigration minister because I'm focused on the economy".

Concepts are first and foremost techniques for coping with their subject matters; only secondarily are they means of referring to particular constituents of those subject matters for the purpose of framing discursively structured true and false thoughts about them.

"The Arctic issue is a matter for those countries directly concerned.

State and territory laws were a matter for those governments, it said.