Sentence examples for very much matter from inspiring English sources

The existence of a matching gift did very much matter.

A debate between Mr. Mosler and Robert Murphy, an Austrian economist who believes that deficits very much matter.

But any conceivable outcome will still mean the Murdoch empire, Fairfax and Kerry Stokes' media company will very much matter.

It wouldn't very much matter to you if the guy was 100 years old.

"The red carpet very much matters for the shopper, especially when we're talking about evening".

Thus, it very much mattered which doctrines people were taught and what came to be believed and this was largely determined, as it usually is, by the action of some authority, ecclesiastical or temporal.

Our disaster recovery plans did not envision the sort of crisis we suffered or prepare us for it completely, but it very much mattered that we had those plans.

"But advertising very, very much matters at the margin".

Who it is doesn't matter much, but it very much matters that they have not been forthcoming with their agenda.

"It is phenomenally difficult to measure with precision what the effect of advertising is," said Ken Goldstein, professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, "but advertising very, very much matters at the margin".

The main reason is that operators can't always achieve 100% blending, and it very much matters where the subsequent samples are taken even a few inches can make a difference.