The phrase "time matters" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea that time is a valuable, limited commodity. For example, "Time matters, so don't waste it."
I get advanced all the time, matter of fact".
In his mind, everything else — space, time, matter, energy — was up for grabs, but not symmetry.
With polls showing Mr Sarkozy and Ms Royal neck-and-neck in a run-off, the centre may this time matter more than the extremes.
During this time, matter was gradually pulling itself into the first celestial objects, but no one knows what these objects were.
But even if it was not, that would not have been significant, because at this early time matter could change promiscuously into antimatter, and vice versa, at a rate dependent on how much of the other sort was around.
With his theories of special relativity (1905) and general relativity (1915), Einstein overthrew many assumptions underlying earlier physical theories, redefining in the process the fundamental concepts of space, time, matter, energy, and gravity.
At the same time, matter-of-fact televised discussions of the classifications of the athletes have certainly reduced the awkwardness many able-bodied people feel in discussing disability.Humour and disability remain a tricky mix.
It becomes apparent that she is self-deprecating, hesitant, contemplative, unfailingly polite, more comfortable asking a question than answering one - though at the same time matter-of-factly candid.
For voters, face time matters.
Time matters when we're debating spending more.
