Sentence examples for while it matters from inspiring English sources

While it matters little to the job hunters that their virtual search takes them through this building, it says a great deal about the evolution of business in America.

The duets for Romeo and Juliet develop incrementally, and while it matters that they grow up in stages (teenage angst and desire lead to passion and fulfillment), their dances have a tendency to fade from memory.

In some countries, host nationals put great emphasis on citizenship as a mark of being part of their nation, while it matters less for the conception of national membership in other populations.

And while it matters a lot whether Macy's has the cash flow to fund its transformation, what matters more is how well Macy's is executing on its plans – and whether customers are receiving the changes positively.

If we're going to make real change while it matters, it's important to remember that their skepticism isn't the root of the problem.

For a while it mattered a lot that Poland differs from many other European countries when it comes to dealing with America and Russia.

Of the many more Vietnamese, of all ages, who died in a war he designed and (while it mattered) defended?

Charlie Adam and Ibrahim Afellay had not started in the league this season and proved unable to keep up with proceedings while it mattered.

"Knowing something's made up while thinking that it matters is what all fiction insists on.

Nishikori had beaten him only once in eight attempts but played the best tennis he has done for a while when it mattered most.

In a while it hardly mattered what label was put on it.