Unfortunately, that approach leads to what used to be dubbed "spray and pray" marketing—a term describing how irrelevant messages get sent to generic audiences in the hope that something will stick.
Nur draws a distinction between these armed groups and the warlords, whom he describes as "irrelevant" now.
With the administration clearly eager to distance Mr. Bush from the debate over what kinds of interrogation techniques were allowable or legal, the Justice Department on Tuesday described as irrelevant and unnecessary a detailed, 50-page memo sent by the department to the White House in August 2002 on the legal restrictions on torture, saying the document was now considered irrelevant.
Part of Dickie's attack was completely beside the point, since he confused aesthetic experiences with the experiences of works of art; the fact that some experiences of works of art are not as Beardsley describes is irrelevant.
The game did not make an appearance at E3 2008, an event which Miller described as "irrelevant".
Among these articles, some are described the irrelevant content to the LADA topic and others are lack of the detailed data we required.
In Buenos Aires, though, Argentine officials dismissed the referendum as irrelevant, describing the dispute over the islands as a matter of sovereignty, not popular will.
The Republican, who is challenging Gov. Pat Quinn for the governorship, has declined to share his personal beliefs on the issue -- describing them as "irrelevant" and claiming that he "does not have a social issues agenda".
Mr. Snyder declined to say whether the insurance industry had lobbied against implementation of the 1992 law, finally describing the question as "irrelevant".
