Sentence examples for matters least from inspiring English sources

Nobody can quite pin down why he matters, least of all the loyal behindlings.

If sales are the main concern, what matters least is how they are acquired.

Standardized tests measure what matters least, and raising test scores often requires sacrificing the more meaningful kinds of learning.

BUT Tebow tends to have his worst 45 minutes of play when it matters least and his best 15 when it matters most.

They have been rowdiest where it matters least: in Quetta and Peshawar, capitals of frontier provinces, and in Karachi, the biggest commercial city, which is used to violence.

If test scores rise in such an environment, that is the best evidence yet that these tests measure what matters least.

But of course no one who has any say in the matter, least of all Gonzales himself, is talking about it.

But for certain the public-sector unions have smelt both money and an approaching general election.Of this week's labour news, the strike that actually happened mattered least.

— ANDREW FRIEDMAN, co-executive director of Make the Road New York, an immigrant rights group For gay Americans, civil-rights breakthroughs tend to happen most when they matter least.

But the record rainfall mattered least to 8-year-old Paul, of Maplewood, whose parents declined to give his last name.

It left people here pondering how it is that in the hierarchy of need at the 2008 US Open those who matter most - the players - turned out to be those who matter least.