Sentence examples for nowhere matters from inspiring English sources

Nowhere matters more to the stability of today's EU than the region to its east and south-east.

Innovation, where innovation matters – nowhere else.

An assistant appeared out of nowhere, in a matter of a second, with a cup of hot water and lemon in a porcelain cup and saucer.

One could make a thin case that Mr. Hatch might have followed something like Mr. McCain's path had he entered the race earlier — but in all probability his campaign would have gone nowhere fast no matter what.

With a digital prestidigitator's swiftness, Fincher keeps the action moving forward even as the real action is happening offscreen — in the past or in the future, in memory or fantasy or fear, somewhere else or even, for that matter, nowhere.

But the pressure to deglobalise is structural as well as cyclical, and nowhere does it matter more than inside Europe itself, where the domestication of finance risks exacerbating the euro zone's debt crisis.The ECB this week published its annual report on financial integration in Europe, which reads at times like a lament for the single market.

Nowhere does sleep matter more than among our leaders.

And I hate the Chapmans, whose callow diddling with pedophilia, war, and other serious matters goes nowhere interesting, let alone valuable.

But women's invisibility matters, and nowhere more so than within religious circles and communities.

After a yearlong investigation, that central matter is nowhere in his indictment.

But nowhere else is the matter so contentious as in and around Chicago, the hub of the nation's rail operations.