Sentence examples for financially irrelevant from inspiring English sources

For the most part, IoT devices store little or no data, which would logically make them financially irrelevant to ransomware attacks, right?

With MQ-25 decided, JSTARS Recapitalization killed, and the OA-X light attack program financially irrelevant and highly uncertain, the next major US fixed-wing aircraft selection might not happen for another 12 years, or longer – probably around the time the Air Force selects its next fighter aircraft.

Note that the Social Security Trust Funds are not financially irrelevant -- even under the "unified budget" perspective because they authorize the automatic payment of promised benefits despite the "cash flow shortfall" of dedicated revenues compared to promised benefits.

As a consequence core funding became dependent on historical funding patterns making the allocation formula financially irrelevant.

A smiling Salata said, "$200,000 would be better". This is where Salata believes the NFL can play a big role in financially backing Irrelevant Week.

So the hope is that as these institutions become less important, over time, indeed because the world is growing, and the total capital of these institutions is not growing, I often say the World Bank financially is becoming irrelevant at the rate of 7% per year, because that's the average growth rate of these countries, where the bank's total capacity to lend is fixed.

Any minute now, one of those people on Green's speed dial is sure to come along and explain, to the financially illiterate, how utterly irrelevant are these two unrelated numbers.

While she felt complex social matters should be discussed on the series, she felt the issue was irrelevant to inner city and financially disadvantaged families, which was the show's target audience.

Thus tangibility will be irrelevant to the investment of the financially unconstrained firm.

Sure, a few financially invulnerable types may be left standing for whom the price is irrelevant, but for most people, price and value are especially important now.

(One forgets: daycare is irrelevant when you can afford nannies. "And people have done very well here financially, so they can afford the help they need").