Sentence examples for matters very often from inspiring English sources
Her remarks on these matters — very often unsolicited — came without the sugarcoating that so many of us apply to everyday conversation.
Second, the research which does matter very often is distorted anyway.
For commerce as a whole, Mr Carr is insistent, IT matters very much indeed.But this often has highly ironic implications for individual companies, thinks Mr Carr.
London government matters very much.
"The degree of processing matters more, very often, than the nutrients as expressed in a label.
Although she loves great design and finding a bargain, she said, she doesn't spend a lot — or, for that matter, shop very often — because she would rather invest in a few quality pieces that will last: "I don't honestly shop a lot.
Perhaps, in an age when the industry might often be called 'Starbooks', it all doesn't matter very much.
Susan Sontag mattered - she mattered very much.
That, didn't matter very much though.
"It does matter very much," he said.
