Sentence examples for matters mainly from inspiring English sources
It still matters, mainly for environmental reasons.
In reality, one senior official said, doctrine matters mainly to defense theorists.
The crisis in newspapers is sometimes framed as something that matters mainly to journalists, but it is of course more than that.
Ultimately, the notion of genre is something that matters mainly to marketing departments, and every great movie is a genre unto itself.
The nominee's image came to loom larger than his affiliation, and as a result the choice of running mate now matters mainly for what it says about the top contender himself.
Recent coverage of the LRB in books dealing with other matters (mainly the state of left-wing politics in Britain) reinforces the idea that many people don't think too hard about what they read in it.
This time, the results matter mainly to Alaskans.
But, she said, so far investors viewed the matter mainly as an internal concern.
Other measures are being taken to clean up the remaining radioactive matter, mainly cesium 137, which can last for generations.
Greece, however, has a small economy, whose troubles matter mainly because they're spilling over to much bigger economies, like Spain's.
Britart double act Gilbert & George are famed for using unorthodox materials (bodily fluids) and controversial subject matter (mainly sex) in their work.
