Sentence examples for matters saving from inspiring English sources

Once there was a clear picture of why nature matters, saving the forests of Papua became a no-brainer.

While the Ella Baker Center family is deeply saddened by the smear campaigns of those who wish to sabotage our movement for an equitable, green economy, we are incredibly proud of Van, and we're inspired all over again by his commitment to what really matters: saving the planet and its people.

Especially when evaluating a large number of systems, the prioritization issue directs the evaluation team to focus on what actually matters, saves time, and efforts.

When Rand Paul launches his campaign for President today, in a speech in Louisville, he is unlikely to talk about serving as an Army general or, for that matter, saving the lives of Naval officers in the South Pacific.

If, on the other hand, you aren't feeling creative enough to handle both the primary and secondary shot, Samsung has plenty of different frames in which you can supplant your face, or anything else for that matter (save for ghosts, which are invisible).

I haven't seen much discussion on the matter, save for the Guardian of London where rival columnists have been swiping at each other without engaging in much substance.

The only thing that matters is saving the economy: without that, the next election in 2015 is lost.Some Cameron loyalists told me that the debate is over, and that the prime minister has decided to go for growth.

Giuliani believed in the exact opposite: that nothing matters save acts of individual will, whether a mayor's or a drug addict's.

Nothing else matters, save avoiding the truth about Trump and Russia by whatever means required.

For now, it is Mr. Smith's judgment that also matters for saving the transit system.

Mr. Harrelson generally does not overthink his movie career — it's all make-believe, after all — but he is full of opinions when it comes to small matters like saving the world.