Sentence examples for matters makes from inspiring English sources

And knowing what matters makes us seem to matter.

Ennis-Hill faces a tough task against her British rival Katarina Johnson-Thompson and the Canadian Brianne Theisen-Eaton, who leads the standings this year, but her unerring ability to perform when it matters makes it hard to oppose her.

The requirement to register the LPA with the Office of the Public Guardian, which is necessary for money and personal welfare matters, "makes the system hugely expensive and cumbersome".

That's an exasperating approach from a member of parliament, before you even get to the bizarre conclusion that failing to represent Britain (or the Britain that matters) makes "where he fits into the BBC's remit… really difficult to understand".

(It does not matter if this is a pretence: the claim would be that our thinking about these matters makes it as if it were so).

Also, what Mazzarol et al. (2009) refer to as strategic myopia, a condition characterized by a short-sighted focus on the daily operational matters, makes most mangers gravitate to a similar behaviour.

Mind Matters: Making the Leap to Independence, by Irene S. Levine, 2 March 2007.

– clinician -" Uncertainties about legal accountability as well as privacy matters made health care professionals feel insecure.

Visible matter makes up a mere 4% of it.

That willingness to address unusual subject matter makes her noteworthy.

Dark matter makes up 26.5 percent of the matter-energy content of the universe.