In Sri Lanka, for example, "the most common arguments used to 'sell' the business case for CSR and CP [Corporate Philanthropy], for example an improved brand image, increased market or customer share, employee retention, mitigated regulatory risks, and reduced tax burden, are considered mostly irrelevant" (Global Insights 2013: p1).
This has few immediate implications, but reformers should be profoundly sceptical that they have found the fool-proof rule for optimal central banking.Some might say that Mr Minsky's insight is irrelevant because we have the ability to quickly deal with downturns that occur when the private sector is highly indebted.
Biochemical detail is therefore not only irrelevant but also hindering insight by hiding the essential behind a deluge of accidental features.
However, surprisingly, performing relevant actions (versus irrelevant actions) did not predict insight, as would be expected.
Opinions are irrelevant, and they were all uninformed by insight into our investigation, because we did the investigation the right way.
Instead of extrapolating from irrelevant medians, look for modeling that will give you insight into the system and the ways in which its various elements interact.
Knowledge, insight and the ability to reason are, apparently, irrelevant.
Before you dismiss the research as irrelevant to a non-university context, I think there are some important insights that are transferable.
Now that House is over, we only have his mantra to employ: the relentless odyssey in sea rch of completely irrelevant revenge for some dimly perceived slight that suddenly explodes in insight based on a random piece of dialogue.
