Sentence examples for selection matters from inspiring English sources

It is found that ownership type matters, but government's influence over management selection, matters more.

So, according to Lehmann, selection matters should be kept private when the selectors commit a blatant error (for example, omitting Smith on a raging turner), but selection matters can be made public when a selector (that is, Lehmann) feels like threatening some players' careers?

It's a combination, of course, but an academic study published recently in the Journal of Labor Economics finds that college selection matters more than we might think, particularly when it comes to academically marginal students.

"Like all selection matters, it was a tough decision, but like all players he understands the situation and knows he needs to get back to playing Ryobi Cup [Australia's domestic 50-over competition] and making a heap of runs that we can't ignore.

Lehmann appears to be saying that all selection matters should be kept private, but he has publicly threatened players with the axe, most notably, before the fifth Ashes Test at the Oval in 2013 when he said "yep, there is nothing wrong with that" upon being asked whether players could be playing for their careers.

Only the uniformity of the selection matters.

Representation is a diminution of the image; the transition from image to pure perception is "discernment in the etymological sense of the word," a "slicing up" or a "selection" (Matter and Memory, p. 38).

She sang a campy version of "If I Only Had a Brain," from "The Wizard of Oz," and material from her older albums and the new "Ophelia". But the individual selections mattered less than the buoyant mood she created by so gracefully dancing with her own muse.

"The independent assessment remarked that the release of a selection of matters subject to this assessment in the public domain was reprehensible.

A large literature is devoted to the issue of migrant selection, which matters for welfare in both sending and host countries.

This suggests that the selection process matters".