Sentence examples for that might matter from inspiring English sources

To the eyes and ears, the new DmC has just a little more to do with things that might matter to an adult.

It follows on from the Mumsnet guides to pregnancy, babies and toddlers, but aims more ambitiously to tell you about anything that might matter to any parent.

The company is tracking what people are saying on Facebook, Twitter, blogs and elsewhere to determine how people think and feel about issues that might matter at the polls.

But that was not in the minds and hearts of the jubilant Hofstra players, who had heard Wright's rationale for not treating this day as the only two hours that might matter in their lives.

Seven judges – an unusually large number because of the significance of the case – agreed that doctors must tell patients not only what they think they need to know but also the risks that might matter to the patient.

However many meetings there were, the ones that might matter most -- with Mr. Jeffords, John McCain, Tom Daschle and Lincoln Chafee -- were hastily moved to the top of the president's dance card only in the past two weeks, after it became clear the Senate was already lost.

Stretching things a bit, it also suggests that friendship might matter more than wealth and that con men can also be noble.

2016, having delivered misery and fear far too often, had brought forth four days that might not matter that much in the sweep of history – it's only a game after all – but they sure mattered to me.

But, in the end, that might not matter.

But for election purposes that might not matter.

But, for Rippon, that might not matter so much.