Sentence examples for matters there will from inspiring English sources

"While we work towards making this deal happen and we focus on key financial and legal matters, there will be no further comment from the Trust until such time as a deal has been finalised".

And so as long as the appearance of happiness is what really matters, there will be fun photos of weekends to quench the existing and spur further FOMOs, I guess.

For those who want a break from such sober subject matter, there will be a lot of other choices.

Because until a sportsman announces his homosexuality while he is still playing (the five crucial words in this matter), there will be no mass opening of closet doors.

It doesn't matter – there will no doubt be a host of announcers walking you through every permutation Sunday night, as it happens in real time.

If Willie Mullins's 10-year-old does pull it off, or indeed fellow topweight Royal Auclair for that matter, there will have to be a wholesale revision of Grand National trends.

Luke Smith, Bungie's community rep, on the matter: "There will be no insertion of Campaign objects, enemies or friendlies via the Forge as folks have speculated.

"Now in a movement like Black Lives Matter there will always be folks who say things that are stupid or imprudent or over generalized or harsh," Obama said, adding that well-meaning protesters shouldn't necessarily be held accountable for everything said in the heat of a protest. .

No matter, there'll be another one along in three minutes.

Some jokes miss - but it doesn't matter, there'll be another one right behind.

And no matter who wins, there will be another gubernatorial race in 2006.