irrelevant to

Thus, the widespread criticism of the Bank's stinginess in its approach to the market is irrelevant to what happened to Northern Rock.

Even assuming what she said about his personal life is true, it is irrelevant to his qualifications as a software engineer.

In the long run, notwithstanding the mountains of argument pro and con, a tariff is irrelevant to the question of employment.

Regulation, of the kind the financial sector is now experiencing, is largely irrelevant to expanding the number of jobs.

I stare at it, completely puzzled as to how the note is applicable to anything significant. It seems irrelevant to my life.

The Blues are guaranteed a place in the last 32 of the competition, meaning a defeat in Turin would be irrelevant to their progression.

The destination of the ship and the nationality of its owner are irrelevant to the ecosystem with the Great Barrier Reef.

However, the Sun's geographic tilt is irrelevant to its magnetic field, which remains static regardless of what NASA might state.

Hazard assessment has a certain purity, but that purity is often irrelevant to real risk.

The master of prose is not cold, but he will not let any word or image inflame him with a heat irrelevant to his purpose.

The master of prose is not cold, but will not let any word or image inflame him with a heat irrelevant to his purpose.

You told me that you are not fond of others' making jokes on and saying something irrelevant to you, and you wished I could respect you.

Unedifying was his claim that, since voters re-elected Congress in 2009, it was somehow irrelevant to ask whether MPs were bribed earlier.

If you attack a person instead of what he says and your attack of that person is actually irrelevant to the truth of what he says.

Rather, this non-response is usually understood to mean that the question is irrelevant to Buddhist theory.

Whatever evidence is produced to embarrass Benedict and his church, it will be irrelevant to the length of his tenure.

My confidence stems from my own research, which shows that processing speed is irrelevant to what's most impressive in human cognition.

So you site and support of a conclusion, one of your premises is true so that's fine but it's irrelevant to the conclusion.

The best revenge is not hate, but indifference from the heart, the effort of doing a irrelevant to hate people?

I suspect that it is irrelevant to the children born of the fragmentation after World War II.

Much of what was published before the pair's trial (heard by lay as well as professional judges) was irrelevant to the case.

Not all the content will be directly relevant to your tastes and in fact some of it will be completely irrelevant to you.

More attention was paid to electro-osmosis in recent years just as the method was irrelevant to hydraulic permeability.

"Google's plans for Gmail -- whatever they are, and they are unknown to me -- are irrelevant to this decision, " she said.

That would mean that almost all of your website would go unseen by the search engines, making you look irrelevant to all of your keywords.

Your comment seems to be irrelevant to our discussion.

The world on the land seems to be irrelevant to them.

If you define the problem too broadly, your solutions may be out of scope and irrelevant to the business context.

Even now, the eurozone still squabbles over the small print of a package that is essentially irrelevant to its future.

No doctor may provide any medical document verification beyond the scope of his business or irrelevant to the type of his job.

At some level, this critique is simply irrelevant to writing; it profoundly misses the point.

Many of these activities amount to minute costs which are irrelevant to understand (Barrett, 2004).

That higher, reflective, cognitive region of the brain does not receive the sensory input determined irrelevant to survival.

Body-mass index (BMI), the height-to-weight ratio used to measure adult heft , seemed irrelevant to people whose bodies are still growing.

The fact that men and women are equal overall in spatial abilities, and overall in mathematical abilities, is irrelevant to this.

Modern travel and communications technologies have made distance almost irrelevant to the diffusion of ideas and opportunities.

The color of his skin is irrelevant to whether he is a good professor or not.

Who and what was first is irrelevant to everything but a history book.

complicated explanations of grammar; materials irrelevant to the learners' needs; lack of pragmatism and systematic organization.

Most of those interviewed for this article lamented that ideology was increasingly irrelevant to policy decisions.

All this wealth would be irrelevant to their survival if the island had few resources such as food, clean air, and water.

The "available financial accounting information" may be irrelevant to actual speculative market behavior.

It's irrelevant to the user whether the underlying code is the same -- deposits and withdrawals are different logical operations.

Rizzo's quotation from Mises on nonaction also being a form of "action" is praxeologically correct, but is irrelevant to the law.

But the political opportunism occasioned by this tragedy has ranged from the completely irrelevant to the shamelessly irresponsible.

Somewhere along the way it became irrelevant to question the true cost of the stones.

For many reasons that are irrelevant to this discussion, the list will remain and be maintained in that format for the foreseeable future.

Such unexpected situation leading to disastrous loss is not irrelevant to the organizers' absence of risk awareness.

In some cases, these issues will rule out the directory approach or render it irrelevant to the system being considered.

This makes the stored form of data irrelevant to application design and development.

The genes irrelevant to classification are eliminated by different correlation functions and candidate feature subsets are formed.

No insurance company may use its funds to set up any security operation organization or enterprise irrelevant to insurance.

The time has come to realize that the old habits, the old arguments, are irrelevant to the challenges faced by our people.

General search engines lack intelligence, which leads to many search results provided irrelevant to users' search intentions.

Obviously, the results of the customer beta were irrelevant to this particular release.

Given audit procedure may only provide relevant audit evidence for some determinations and be irrelevant to other determinations.

The author concludes by necessary inference that Kinetic Energy Law is irrelevant to the selection of Inertia Reference System .

This is not to say that reasoning is irrelevant to morality.

But aesthetic considerations were irrelevant to his ends.

In sentencing, Justice Stephen Kaye rejected a defence argument that general deterrence was irrelevant to sentencing.

The bulletins were lengthy and rather general, and often irrelevant to life in remote areas.

Organisations are free to undertake any activities, which is irrelevant to the work of the department nor is the purpose of the reviews.

According to the relevance, this translation is irrelevant to the subject and not to mention meet the optimal relevance.

Fortunately, though, whether a computer program can pass as human is irrelevant to the goal of making intelligent robots.

EMCN can transfer the area in machine into several elements, each node and mesh are fixed and irrelevant to the rotor rotation.

I'm not going to go through the whole list here, since most are irrelevant to the reflection aspect of the library.

SAS score and positive rate were related with marriage status and educational attainments, but irrelevant to age.

The 'nobler' uses of mathematics, if such they be, the uses which it shares with all creative art, will be irrelevant to our examination.

Perspective and mimetic representation are irrelevant to an artist's meditative idealisations .

However, it turns out that whatever currency is used for settlement is simply irrelevant to our export value.

This is the quality that her husband fell for, and it made color and religion and any other social factors irrelevant to him.

Articles and documents which are irrelevant to the case may not be seized.

NOTE In the interest of being concise, any output irrelevant to this discussion is omitted.

The damping properties were irrelevant to frequencies and the working performance was stable.

However they were not jointly reviewed, understood and analyzed, even sometimes both are irrelevant to each other.

But even if they are entirely irrelevant to the phenomenon, that would be no comfort.

They hope it will help eradicate wastage in TV advertising by helping remove ads which are irrelevant to certain homes.

Some are re-reading old texts and concluding that the veil is irrelevant to Islamic piety.

In every other respect, the attack will probably be irrelevant to the course of events in Iraq.

The world of ideas and ideals, then, is by no means irrelevant to the problems treated here.

These documents are largely irrelevant to the present investigation.

Furthermore, these sites contain a lot of information that is irrelevant to machines and that needs to be filtered.

The documents are largely irrelevant to the present investigation.

Now, the US bank insists that its exposure was small and thus irrelevant to the fate of AIG.

The weight increase irrelevant to eating and drinking volume .

The medicine effect of astragals is long and stable irrelevant to the sound in-tensity.

We discourage waste of time on items irrelevant to the object of study.

If some material is irrelevant to these points, it should probably be cut.

Perhaps a safe Chongqing seems irrelevant to climate change.

Proust's life and work were, in fact, irrelevant to that struggle.

Republicans have sought to get rid of the monarchy, an imperial comfort blanket in 1901 that seems irrelevant to many in 2011.

It is improper and even irrelevant to talk, abstractly or isolatedly , on the "human beings source of value" .

Time and political capital are expended pursuing trade policies irrelevant to most American companies.

His comment was really irrelevant to the discussion.

Yet last week's summit proved almost comically irrelevant to the future of the global economy.

PERSONAL: Many teachers make the mistake of teaching material in such away that makes it irrelevant to student.

In practice, the first generation of GM crops has been largely irrelevant to poor countries.

The mode of profit share can reduce the compensation, which is irrelevant to the information rent.

[B] inflation seems irrelevant to oil-price shocks.

Pollution questions, although they make use of them, are irrelevant to these people.

To keep them happy, Tian has already introduced a game which is irrelevant to the dance competition.

Your question is interesting but irrelevant to our problem.

His death is irrelevant to the hospital.

This premise and the conclusion are completely irrelevant to each other. Aren't they?

On one occasion, for reasons irrelevant to this story, I had to spend a night in Clara's city.

Every Biomoun has his own favourite food and this is irrelevant to faith.

This comment is irrelevant to our major problem.

all of all, at this moment, is irrelevant to me, you are included.

The DNA adduct levels were irrelevant to genetic polymorphisms of CYP1A1 and GSTM1, but related to the CYP1A1 protein expression.

It is irrelevant to the age. We are all easy-going and not mean.

The past is irrelevant to this enquiry, and trivial, because it is irrelevant to the new order.

Their spokesman Colin Smith says: Animal research is irrelevant to our health and it can often produce misleading results.

Grades are irrelevant to students' motivation to learn in school.

How many of us say, attending that is irrelevant to us, would be interested in the discussion?

But it's an effect that is completely irrelevant to our current situation.

A change in exchange rates might at first seem irrelevant to an engineering manager, but is it?

That is a separate issue and irrelevant to our discussion.

Animal research is irrelevant to our health and it can often produce misleading results.

Animal research is irrelevant to our health and it can of ten produce misleading results.

Gender is irrelevant to how well men or women will do the job.

My father locked all my books irrelevant to the exam. I was broken down.

All other things that we state, such as that he is white, that he runs, and so on, are irrelevant to the definition.

Titles of books, movies, TV series, and other media are usually useful, though they may be irrelevant to the topic at hand;

remarks irrelevant to the subject under discussion

Assets irrelevant to the case are sealed, seized, or frozen;

Animal research is irrelevant to our health