Sentence examples for matters much with from inspiring English sources

Its majority in parliament will be larger than before (not that it matters much, with a majority of laws originating in the Kremlin, only to be rubber-stamped by the parliament).

These tables are made of quality wood and are "relatively" light weight, not that it matters much with a piece of furniture that size.

Antonio Brown (PIT) vs. Chicago — Brown is apparently upset with the way the Steelers are using him (6 rec., 57 yards on 9 targets Week 2) and, more often than not, an unhappy receiver usually gets extra attention the next week, but that might not matter much with how badly the Steelers' offense is struggling right now.

New England Patriots 11.9 FPs NEE @ KC) 2. San Diego Chargers 10.1 FPs (SD vs. JAC) 3. Miami Dolphins 10.0 FPS (MIA vs. OAK) Breakout Candidate: Detroit Lions 9.3 FPs (DET @ NYJ) Must Avoid: Baltimore Ravens 3.1 FPs (BAL vs. CAR) Injuries to Watch 1. Calvin Johnson, WR, Detroit Lions - Johnson has missed two days of practice which USUALLY does not matter much with Calvin Jonnson.

To make matters much more complicated, along with patching together a government, the newly elected parliament needed to vote in a new President of the Republic.

And it does not help matters much that a man with long white hair and a Dutch Colonial hat can sometimes be seen wielding an ax and a hatchet in the yard.

"WikiLeaks is not the A.P". David Rudenstine, a Cardozo Law School professor and author of "The Day the Presses Stopped: A History of the Pentagon Papers Case," said, "If The Times makes the judgment that this is the real thing, I don't think it matters much" who it is dealing with.

The reconciliation of tradition with change clearly matters much to Hill.

It did not seem to matter much initially, with Leicester's Brendan O'Connor scoring from a lineout drive shortly after Ryan Wilson had been sent to the sin-bin.

Across cultures and continents, society projects this ideal of motherhood, placing a premium on why mothering matters so much, with a list of things mums must not do: smoke, have casual sex, work instead of taking maternity leave.

According to Alan Davidson in his timeless masterwork North Atlantic Seafood, the gut does not matter so much with smaller prawns and shrimps, but the larger the prawn, the greater its gut and, consequently, the more crap inside it – forgive my indelicacy, but you should get the picture now.