Sentence examples for deemed irrelevant from inspiring English sources
The phrase "deemed irrelevant" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where something is considered not important or not applicable to a particular situation. Example: "The evidence presented was deemed irrelevant to the case at hand."
We dare to explore themes that would have been deemed irrelevant during the apartheid years".
It has been deemed irrelevant and the reductions it calls for described as "creative accounting".
The fact that both patients had histories of doing well on these doses was deemed irrelevant.
Documentary programs were suddenly deemed irrelevant, and managers concluded that MSNBC needed to be on the story all the time.
Neighborhood history is deemed irrelevant; the vague notion of a "fresh start" is invoked to justify erasing entire communities.
The wider debate about how customers actually used the product was deemed irrelevant and not worthy of their consideration.
Anything more would have been deemed irrelevant and perhaps even dangerous to the staid solidity of the brand.
Labour MP McDonnell was due to be called as a defence witness in the case but his evidence was deemed irrelevant by the judge.
Specialist Chrystal said he felt "humiliated" because his assessment that the man posed no threat was deemed irrelevant and the man was arrested.
In a case manipulated by all parties, it is hoped that both of these extreme perspectives will be deemed irrelevant in what is a family affair.
Among them were intimate WhatsApp messages between Pistorius and Steenkamp, a model and law graduate, which dominated headlines but were deemed irrelevant.
