Sentence examples similar to matters three years from inspiring English sources

Further complicating matters, six years of war have torn Syria apart.

We observed a small increase in pH in the surface organic horizon, accompanied by a decline in microarthropod abundance per gram organic matter three years following wollastonite application.

Despite its subject matter, Two Years is surprisingly benign.

He said he hoped to take up the matter two years into a new term.

Sixteenth-century Facebook, proving friend status mattered five hundred years ago, too.

What we get is long, aimless passages that try to whip some minimal facetiousness out of utterly banal matter: "Eight years ago (in 1895), I arrived from Europe and went straight to Elmira N.Y.

"'The Wire': '…and all the pieces matter' — Five Years of Music from 'The Wire'" contains most of the tracks on "Hamsterdam" and adds snippets of dialogue and other blues (or bluesy) songs used on the show.

I asked if selling to Those Great Companies really mattered two years on.

Companies want to create technologies that matter five years from now and beyond, so patents continue to matter.

The newly released Best Value rankings are designed to identify schools that, relative to other schools, typically give students a lot of "bang for the buck". The factors in the rankings take into account the answers to several questions on most student and parent minds: Will I be successful in getting through school in a timely matter (four years)?

Looks do not matter fifty years later, but who you are matters to the end.