Sentence examples for irrelevant in the face of from inspiring English sources

Another speaker dismissed the Pakistani Constitution as "human law" that is irrelevant in the face of "divine law".

In psychology, believing our behavior is irrelevant in the face of challenges is called "learned helplessness," which has been connected with low performance and higher likelihood of depression.

The split between Russia and the United States over Syria is increasingly irrelevant in the face of a widening humanitarian crisis and battlefield reversals suffered by the anti-Assad rebels, Syrian and other human rights activists said.

There were announcements of a "new programme to fast-track cutting-edge innovations from across the globe to the NHS frontline", but Stevens barely bothered to mention this breathlessly-worded hype in the hall, knowing it was all but irrelevant in the face of the financial crisis.

Politicians such as the Dalit leader, Mayawati, chief minister of the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, had hoped to play an influential role in the formation of new government, but found themselves unexpectedly irrelevant in the face of the Congress party's strong showing.

And that's a dangerous assumption, to assume that the store becomes increasingly irrelevant in the face of automation.

For the past two years at least, he has consistently argued the Palestinian issue is irrelevant and unimportant in the face of the Iranian nuclear threat.

Whatever a small child feels about polar bears or chimpanzees or bilbies is, unfortunately irrelevant these days in the face of big business and union interests and their political representatives.

Only when I became a father of a teenager did I realize how irrelevant my concerns were in the face of a fourteen year olds' makeup gathering needs.

In the face of that situation the old staples are irrelevant.

In the face of evil, debating "effectiveness" is not only irrelevant but morally, intellectually, and spiritually bankrupt.