Sentence examples for considered mostly irrelevant from inspiring English sources

It had been known, for almost a century, and considered mostly irrelevant to the etiology of obesity, that fat has nine calories per gram compared with four for carbohydrates and protein.

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).

It was considered mostly a football state.

Clinton has long considered New Hampshire to be mostly irrelevant this time around, since Bernie winning there wouldn't be all that big a deal (since he hails from next-door Vermont).

Similarly, attempts to compare the hourly pay of teachers and other professionals have resulted in considerable controversy by setting off an unproductive debate about the number of hours teachers work at home versus other professionals.18 Such decisions regarding pay interval (weekly, annual, or hourly) become mostly irrelevant when considering changes in relative pay over time.

Third, the use of scores is quite popular in some countries but not in others, where these are considered irrelevant and mostly unable to improve the outcome of patients.

Licensed games are, mostly, irrelevant.

Except that it's mostly irrelevant.

By this barometer, the unicorns are mostly irrelevant.

Britain, perched on the sidelines as the euro-zone house blazes, has made itself mostly irrelevant.

As a consequence they are mostly irrelevant, dangerous and do nothing to reduce ocean acidity.