"All the complaints that we have sitting at the bar become irrelevant when we sit in front of the TV".... Maybe the average Italian can transcend a feeling of national identity, said Allegrino Sale, the president of the Van Westerhout club, but "for us emigrants, we are instinctively transported from the moment we are far away.
But that becomes irrelevant when you do not have access to open markets".
"The current account becomes irrelevant when the Fed raises interest rates," he argued.
This limit becomes irrelevant when a homogeneous-charge compression-ignition (HCCI) cycle is considered.
At the end of the first period, however, the first-period effort has already been performed and, thus, becomes irrelevant when determining second period contracting parameters.
An additional consideration would be whether there are two tables that contain information that becomes irrelevant when they are disconnected; for example, the relationship between a person and a passport as in Fig. 7.
But when it comes to the Ireland team that advantage becomes irrelevant; when you break the 'bogey' of being able to win there, and win there on a regular basis, then it becomes a motivating factor for your team rather than something to be afraid of.
But that becomes irrelevant when you live in a society where no one -- gay or straight -- dares to challenge the suffocatingly conservative and pseudoconsecrated institution of patriarchal heterosexism.
The Los Angeles Dodgers may have seen Dickey as a backup plan, one that became irrelevant when they signed Zack Greinke to a six-year, $147 million contract over the weekend.
Tickle's team-mate Danny Houghton appeared to be in front of him when he kicked the goal but it became irrelevant when the scrum-half, Jacob Miller, went on a jinking run and got his captain, Gareth Ellis, over for the clinching try on 67 minutes.
