Of course, my high-minded distress would have been immaterial if I had been holding my own there at Fuller's.
But Mr. Coffey noted testimony from a former colleague of his client who said such information would have been immaterial, given the nature of the deal.
The law firm was unable to say who got the cash.Last week Magyar Telekom said there had been "immaterial" misstatements in its Macedonian filings.
Their colour seems to have been immaterial: black, white, Asian or mixed-race, what they had in common was their refusal to toe the official line.
I doubt anyone at G.E. thought at the time it would have been immaterial if the company missed its profit forecasts.
Dallas' X factor for much of the playoffs -– J.J. Barea –- has been deemed immaterial, something I worried about before the series.
Vicki Bryan, an analyst at Gimme Credit, said that Beazer had reported in an 8-K that preliminary findings indicate that although its financial reporting in prior periods has been compromised the impact is immaterial.
That the mind, according to Leibniz, must be essentially immaterial has been shown above in the section on metaphysics.
Additionally, once the target continuant has been stereotyped as << immaterial>>, the source continuant has to be stereotyped as << immaterial>> as well.
"What I get is immaterial.
For us, digital music has always been immaterial, and always free.
