Sentence examples for start matters from inspiring English sources

On another point, Mr. Lee said that DrSpock.com's relatively late start matters little.

Slums, by sheer virtue of the numbers, are going to start mattering more and more, Chipchase postulated.

I mean, when are things supposed to start mattering?" Some of the pain of being an adolescent certainly comes from the sense of not being taken seriously.

The things that matter to you start mattering to him.

Over the last decade, experts at the New Art Trust, the Tate Modern in London and the Museums of Modern Art in New York and San Francisco started Matters in Media Art, a consortium dedicated to studying these issues.

But starting matters a lot for ending up running smarter meetings.

Remember: it doesn't matter where you start; what matters is where you take the idea.

From the start, Matter assented to efforts to authenticate the works (32 in all), which he says were stashed in a locker by his father in 1980.

Wait until the bunting is draped, the division series logos appear and the games start to matter — to really matter — once more.

Let's start with matters of historical accuracy.

For investors who want to turn one franchise into many, the type of franchise they start with matters.