Sentence examples for records matter from inspiring English sources

"I think voting records matter," he said.

The controversy was known at the court as the " 'big business' records matter".

Neither bigger shot-blocking numbers nor more records matter much to Thomas.

"The lesson of 2008 gubernatorial races is that governing matters and records matter," said Nick Ayers, the executive director of the Republican Governors Association.

"As Senator Kerry himself has pointed out many times during this campaign, records matter," Mr. Edwards said in a noisy afternoon conference call with 100 reporters, the number a clear indication of how his status has changed after a strong second-place showing in Wisconsin.

The real point I am trying to make is that qualifications matter and records matter.

Workers had removed about half of the material — consisting of recorded matter, programs, photographs and other items — to higher floors before the storm hit, said the spokeswoman, Risa B. Heller.

She congratulated designers whose shows she had seen, while confidently debating contrasting brand-building strategies in evidence among the designers and the strictly off-the-record matter of whose star is on the wane and whose on the rise.

DP: In 2007 I was doing a radio show called Recorded Matter for WPS1 and I did an episode of an hour of cover versions of 4'33".

Second, a closer look at the interview reveals a crucial point about the presidency that is often overlooked: a candidate's values, vision, and record matter a lot more than the specific policy proposals that candidate unveils during campaign season.

One, the historical record matters.