Sentence examples for immaterial when compared from inspiring English sources
The difference between Clinton and Obama on health care matters (and not necessarily in the way that Krugman et al say it does), but it is immaterial when compared to the Republican stance.
Note how the styles look when compared.
Lapparentosaurus resembles Patagosaurus when comparing their pubes.
Consider the above factors when comparing machines.
"To me, it's immaterial when they got here," Mr. Cedergren said.
British manufacturing's struggles with the cool factor seem immaterial when Steve McQueen is pictured astride a Triumph motorcycle.
It was all well and good investing in creative midfielders but their impact is immaterial when those behind them surrender so feebly within minutes of the game starting.
In fact, the medium is clearly immaterial when it comes to long form fiction and non-fiction.
Higher hydrocarbons not only can extend the flow velocity operating region but also can improve the hydrogen yield; however, at high ammonia conversions, the choice of hydrocarbon fuel is immaterial when using suitable compositions to maintain the same energy input.
Regardless, the past is immaterial when it comes to this season for Romo.
