Sentence examples for seldom matter from inspiring English sources

LOCAL elections seldom matter.

PORTUGAL seldom matters much.

Even for the Fed the distinction seldom matters, so long as the two inflation measures behave similarly.

The specific context of such an appearance seldom matters, because the assumed larger context — of chronicling foolishness and stoking outrage — is so ingrained and powerful.

The specific context of such an appearance seldom matters, because the assumed larger context of chronicling foolishness and stoking outrage is so ingrained and powerful.

Aided by a faltering and flawed Duque-Marino, it seldom mattered.

Although it can happen, great shots are seldom a matter of lucking into the right place at the right time, but are more often a matter of persistence.

She was wrong, of course, but correctness is seldom a matter of great importance in artistic calculations.

None of this will be true next time round.Moreover, referendums seldom settle matters.

The vast majority of the specimens contained leptomeninges by which to judge the presence and severity of amyloid angiopathy, but there was seldom sufficient white matter by which to judge diffuse white matter cerebrovascular disease such as "Binswanger's disease".

Of course, this propensity to divide up the human race is seldom a laughing matter, as the scholarly team who write as Ewen and Ewen point out in their new book, "Typecasting".