Sentence examples for broadly irrelevant from inspiring English sources

As Prince of Wales, Charles occupies a position both immensely influential and broadly irrelevant, and commands deference and scathing criticism, even ridicule.

Achievement times are broadly irrelevant, too – yes, all runners want to better themselves, but on exposed terrain (unlike the dependency of tarmac) there are obviously more variables to consider, so finishing times are largely incongruous.

Estimation results suggest that labor-market institution indexes, such as firing restrictions, unemployment system, and wage-setting institutions, are broadly irrelevant to unemployment growth.

Other terms found in the literature were not included in this review as they were considered either irrelevant or too broadly defined.

That's not to say it's unimportant or irrelevant to politics more broadly.

Former Scotland secretary Lord Browne of Ladyton, winding up the debate for Labour, broadly welcomed the bill and denied it was "irrelevant".

"You as an individual are irrelevant, but collectively the electorate does ensure that government overtime, broadly speaking, pursues the policy direction that the electorate wants".

Among the group of college leaders, we each spoke about institutional impact, for the dollars that come from MAP to our institutions are not irrelevant to our ability to serve both those individuals and fulfill our missions more broadly.

Most new mutations are neutral with respect to survival and reproduction and therefore are irrelevant in terms of natural selection (but not, it must be pointed out, to evolution more broadly).

Totally irrelevant.

All irrelevant.