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61, The identity of the genitor in such cases is largely irrelevant.

62, He had told Wyatt that family names were irrelevant to him, and, besides, he had always liked birthdays.

63, To me, the top Teamster officers seem disconnected from the Teamsters, almost irrelevant to it.

64, The danger is that all Twelve risk making themselves equally irrelevant, even when crises erupt on their own doorstep.

65, The comfort, or lack of it, at training camp is largely irrelevant.

66, Most Contemporaries will not make the transition; they will merely become dated and irrelevant and will eventually go out of print.

67, To many young people, the church seems outdated and irrelevant to modern times.

68, The fact that it was much pleasanter doing things for John was really quite irrelevant.

69, Maximum clarity, he wrote, for as long as it takes. Total elimination of all that is irrelevant, he wrote.

70, However, the concern was gender-specific, focusing on men and appearing unnecessary or irrelevant for women.

71, First, the view that oral culture is irrelevant or even hostile to the acquisition of literacy.

72, The role of women in fomenting male aggression is, I now believe, marginal, even irrelevant.

73, It would also become clear which of the 70 pots of money were in high demand and which were irrelevant.

74, By the late 1980s, debates surrounding the rate question became largely irrelevant.

75, Think what a clutter there would be if your mind were filled with sights which were totally irrelevant to you!

76, From the child's viewpoint arguments over management are largely irrelevant.

77, Is it a completely irrelevant coincidence that almost every person who makes large sums of money dresses up when they do business?

78, This does not mean, however, that the effects of competition are always an irrelevant consideration.

79, It is not viable to create agenda items which partners will find irrelevant or unmanageable.

80, The original cost is an historical cost and is therefore an irrelevant sunk cost.

81, Parliament and party became increasingly irrelevant, and trade unions and employers' associations came into positions of political prominence.sentence dictionary

82, But this is irrelevant to the question whether it is in relation to the grant of a further advance.

83, This is not to say that mass markets have disintegrated or that economies of scale are irrelevant to competitive performance.

84, This, the court said, was an irrelevant consideration which rendered his decision unlawful.

85, Our subjective judgement of what seems like a good bet is irrelevant to what is actually a good bet.

86, That it assaults the reputation of one outside the House is an incidental and irrelevant consideration.

87, The cultures of some 40 indigenous peoples are considered backward and irrelevant to the values of the modern, free-market state.

88, On what basis could counsel claim such a data file was irrelevant or privileged?

89, Agency is irrelevant unless there has been some default on the part of the agent which can be attributed to the principal.

90, Lambert's mind registered the presence of aircraft high above, but they were irrelevant.