Sentence examples for paper matter from inspiring English sources

"If you can prove them that you can solve their problem, you instantly decommoditize yourself, and none of those things on paper matter as much," he wrote on Medium.

"No paper matters any more," he told the current editor of the Guardian a few years ago.

It will take away some of the prominence of a stand-alone section, the editors concede, but they argue that the physical arrangement of the paper matters less in an age when a growing proportion of its audience is online.

For me, it's words, not paper, that matter most in the end.

Among economists there is a debate whether such paper losses matter, because the E.C.B. — unlike commercial banks — can print money and would never go bankrupt.

None of the big players would give the government a guarantee to sell all the paper no matter what because it was such a cyclical market.

In a paper entitled "Matter, Mind, and Models," Minsky comments on free will: If one thoroughly understands a machine or a program, he finds no urge to attribute "volition" to it.

He said WH Smith had performed well despite tough times for the wider retail market, questions over the economy and technology replacing paper reading matter because it had invested in stores and products.

The offers were printed this year partly on the old stationery with the B.U. "meatball" seal and partly on new stationery with a sleeker rectangular "brick" logo (students shouldn't read into this; it's a paper supply matter).

In this paper, this matter is addressed.

Consumers will keep buying its Kleenex, Huggies, Kotex, Scott Towels and Cottonelle toilet paper no matter what.