Sentence examples for could be immaterial from inspiring English sources

And if there could be immaterial people, such as gods or angels, what it takes for them to persist might differ from what it takes for a human person to persist.

To return to the issue of potential objections to Cavendish's argumentation for materialism, she appears to leave herself open to the objection that although we may not understand how minds could be immaterial and also have a location and move, minds might in fact be immaterial movers.

If I have interpreted ABACUS and previous CDOs correctly, I don't see how this information could be immaterial.

"EP management's plan was to 'manage' the totality of the reserve position over time, in hopes that problematic reserve bookings could be rendered immaterial by project maturation, license extensions, exploration successes and/or strategic activity," the report said.

If you ask a drone with an advanced onboard brain to fly into something that might be solid or might be immaterial, you could end up with a very smashed, very expensive failure.

How many front pages you could get was immaterial.

He argued that the intellect must be immaterial because if it were material it could not receive all forms.

The variation in gene expression between these PSY paralogs could be related to gene dosage effects or may simply be immaterial [ 74].

For investors the same transactions may be immaterial".

However, it reckons the financial impact will be immaterial.

Defects can be immaterial, too.