Sentence examples for matters to some from inspiring English sources

"Marriage 'status' still matters to some people, but it seems like less and less".

You might be able to fully reflect what matters to some of them; or partially reflect what matters to all of them.

But a raw example of quite how much - or little - your data matters to some sites came last week when people began getting emails, apparently from friends, inviting them to join Quechup, a rapidly growing social networking site.

Apart from foreign policy (which matters to some Brazilians but not to the mass of voters), the differences between the two main candidates are sharpest over the role of the state in the economy.In many ways Lula has been a lucky president.

But far worse, if less noticed, was the politicians' failure, yet again, to re-examine the real purpose and scope of the EU budget.Although relatively small, the EU budget matters to some groups of people, most obviously poorer net recipients and vested interests like agriculture.

That's a distinction that matters to some users, who will want the premium experience.

The Common Rule requires as a general matter (subject to some exceptions) that the subjects of research provide informed consent.

But surely it would matter to some.

The sporting bit does matter to some.

(Yes, it does matter to some people).

At day care, child to caregiver ratios matter, to some extent.