it matters little

Fight it out on that line (except in extreme cases), for it matters little what avenue a young man finds first.

It matters little how much you believe you trust someone if you are unwilling finally to jump.

Cast your national prejudices aside because taste-wise, it matters little whether your cow was an Australian, Japanese or American.

It matters little that street lamps fitted with sodium or mercury HIDs can take several minutes to come up to full brightness.

And if the "heart of Europe" is hardly the capital for bargains when it comes to new products, it matters little.

And therein lies a lesson. Give or take a dime or two, it matters little where a poverty line is drawn.

It matters little when a language becomes moribund and disappears. It's natural selection, applied to culture. The strongest wins.

It matters little for the climate where or what activities greenhouse gas emissions come from.

It matters little comparatively whether the fields fill the farmer's barns.

It matters little to me whether my pupil be designed for the army, the pulpit, or the bar.

The government will not recapitalise Woolworths because it matters little to the wider economy whether or not Woolworths stays in business.

It matters little if I miss my bus.

It matters little where we pass the remnant of our days.

It matters little to me what Jennifer says about me.

If records of temperature across the past 1, 000 years are not reliable, it matters little to the overall story.

It matters little which label we put on the path, since in the end all paths ultimately converge at the same place.

It matters little whether the letter is long or short.

It matters little if a regulated utility, for instance, is foreign-owned.

It matters little to me.

Call it love of group or God, it matters little in the end.