Because German opera houses are heavily supported by state and local governments, the audience's opinion is relatively immaterial; productions are bought and sold in a marketplace of intellectual publicity.
Because the amount of money involved will probably be relatively small compared with the sales and profits of some, if not many, of the companies involved, some accountants had argued that there was no need for disclosure since the amounts would be immaterial to the company's financial results.
How close Google and Microsoft ever got to a deal is now immaterial, because, on April 29 , 2004 Google dropped its first S-1.
"The city's got to get a bump somewhere and the bump it's got is the new financial centre which wouldn't have happened without Barangaroo, so it's immaterial, relatively immaterial, whether at the top of Crown towers is an apartment worth X million or not," he says.
In contrast to the other chapters, Sluyter is relatively unconcerned about whether blacks, whites, natives or mixed-race individuals brought (or created) the knowledge to produce tasajo in the Pampas - and rightly so, because those details seem almost immaterial compared to what tasajo reveals about the political economy of the New World at the time.
He argued that the intellect must be immaterial because if it were material it could not receive all forms.
In the first way, any form as such is immaterial because it is not a material principle.
Whether this is true or not, is almost immaterial, because the underlying accusation certainly is.
It is also immaterial because it lives from the energy of that specific moment.
What she looks like is immaterial, because she has become his Daisy, and that is all.
