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Meanings of matter to in English
Usage of matter to in English
1
Does it really matter to the economy which parties are in government?
2
I have, however, referred the matter to federal investigative authorities, she said.
3
It didn't matter to Bodhi; he'd said what he needed to say.
4
Does it matter to the victims or their families who is responsible?
5
Yet the difference was there, permitting the inflow of matter to continue.
6
Uber then chose not to report the matter to victims or authorities.
7
It wouldn't matter to them, therefore, whether we are destroyed or not.
8
On that basis, Mr Justice Kearns returned the matter to this morning.
9
Redfern Legal Centre has referred the matter to the independent police watchdog.
10
The opposition party also reported the matter to the Human Rights Commission.
11
But first there was a far more important matter to attend to.
12
She reported the matter to gardaí in Drogheda a short time later.
13
I ask people, what are the issues that matter to you locally?
14
Transport for London has now referred the matter to the high court.
15
Long or short, it doesn't seem to matter to the American star.
16
It doesn't matter to me whether you tell the truth or not.
This collocation consists of:
Matter to through the time
Matter to across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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