Sentence examples for preference matters from inspiring English sources

All preference matters are handled by the national secretary of our party.

In such a fast, precise game, where passing windows are narrow and quick to close, ball preference matters.

But he or she also has a conservative or communitarian side: most people are suspicious of change, want to live in stable communities, think people should take responsibility for themselves (and think today's welfare system discourages them from doing so), want to live in relatively traditional families and, without being flag-waving nationalists, think that national citizen preference matters.

Yet, only in 7% of households do all school-aged children attend madrasahs implying that religious preference matters but is not the single most important motivation for madrasah education.

While Bargain et al. (2014) show that international heterogeneity in work preference matters but is small, we investigate the role of two factors that greatly influence the variance in elasticity size across studies, namely the time period and the estimation method.

"They have been watching this campaign, and their votes and their preferences matter".

The Teikyo University mice may well have been responding to the different musical options on a purely physiological level, unlike humans, for whom psychology and preferences matter.

Idaho is also the rare Republican state where second-choice preferences matter since candidates are sequentially eliminated from the ballot if they do not have enough votes, something which could harm Mr. Paul since his support tends to be all-or-nothing.

First, political preferences matter.

Risk preferences matter little when there is little risk!

History tells us that vaccines are among the most powerful public health tools available and that personal preferences matter at an individual and programmatic level.