Sentence examples for which matters in from inspiring English sources

And sales taxes are regressive, which matters in a region with such high rates of inequality.

The Giants have started poorly and often fallen behind quickly, which matters in the N.F.L.

"This is the point which matters in terms of holding the World Cup in Porto Alegre," he told Rádio Gaúcha.

What these competitive individuals do not do, though, is go on to compete in the one arena which matters in a Darwinian sense: reproduction.

A Mineralogy lawyer, Simon Couper, told the WA court this week: "The material I have tells me that Monday is a day which matters in the future of Queensland Nickel".

The French bank may be waiting for the shareholder pact to expire in 2008 to bid for all of Intesa; if so, it will not be keen on a merger that would weaken its hold.Next, politics, which matters in Italian banking.

But it wasn't Britain's military allies which mattered in the final analysis; it was her political foes.

There's also animal welfare, impact on rural communities and worker conditions, all of which matter in other ways.

It was clear that there were several distinct ways in which matter in living systems behaved in ways different from non-living systems.

Test your political philosophy with one simple question: which matters most in determining where people end up in life?

LONDON — Which matters more in dance: energy or synchronicity?