Sentence examples for thus matter from inspiring English sources

It will thus matter greatly in the presidential poll, and in the contest to decide Mr Duhalde's successor as governor of Buenos Aires province, of which it forms a big part.

Nonetheless, the sense power is implemented in a physical organ, and thus matter for the change of form in sensation in an analogous sense.

Green's form of spiritualism is thus not incompatible with ontological dualism: the object of all knowledge is the complete and eternal order of things, which must be constituted by an intelligence greater than that of any individual human being, but individual human beings are in fact organisms, thus matter, to which some aspect of that intelligence is communicated.

Since the features of the situation in which one acts thus matter to appropriate action, the Stoics apparently wrote treatises (now lost) in which they discussed at length how this or that feature may bear on what one should be doing (Sedley 2001).

Thus, matters may end in the civil courts.

Information systems security (IS) thus matters for major accident prevention.

Students' drive to compete against one another to become the best thus mattered to mathematics performance among American and East Asian students.

Thus, matters like the disposition of a wife's dowry and other assets depend on the stipulations of the original marriage agreement (DJN VI.1.11), much like the preliminary constraints imposed upon limited civil sovereignty by a state's fundamental laws.

A less flattering way to put it is that we pay lip service to religious freedom but in instances where it is most inconvenient and, thus, matters the most, we relegate it to second fiddle--or fire it from the orchestra altogether.

Space-time thus produced matter, and matter in turn gave rise to mind (or "awareness") as a further, higher, qualitative synthesis.

Thus, dark matter must exist, and it was wrenched apart from normal matter by the force of the collision of the clusters.