Sentence examples for the present matters from inspiring English sources

So only the present matters.

The present matters to Plymouth more than the future.

It might just be that Wall Street realizes a great and troubling truth: The nation has evolved in such a way that we're all bound up in the hysterical CNBC "now" version of things, where only the present matters.

"In the present matter, the court has found a conflict of interest sufficient to warrant dismissal of the indictment," the judge wrote in the six-page decision.

"The violations in the present matter once again included impermissible participation, academic improprieties and lack of institutional control," the committee wrote.

Sepp Blatter, the president of Fifa, released a statement saying that "Fifa urgently calls on IFA to draw the attention of the Israeli competent authorities to the present matter, with the aim of ensuring the physical integrity of the concerned players as well as their right for due process".

In the present matter, despite his efforts to receive a clear understanding of his investigative status from the former FBI director, the President is for all practical matters being investigated.

In our previous report (Freund et al., 2006a), the statistical analysis between the two groups of monkeys (anti-Nogo-A antibody- and control antibody-treated monkeys) was based on a Mann–Whitney test taking into consideration only the retrieval score, but not the lesion extent, a crucial parameter in the present matter, especially for the control antibody-treated monkeys (Fig. 2C and D).

Certain kinds of "get-rich quick," overly testosteroned, and "only-the-present-matters" males probably were drawn to the oil patch.

Time, he discovers, is not just the present; some matters are eternal.

Originally intended as a commemoration of the winery's past, the quote had now morphed into an eerie foreshadowing of the present: "What matters most is how well you walk through the fire".