Sentence examples for irrelevant mistakes from inspiring English sources

The health care legislation she supported bans lifetime limits on health coverage, extends the age qualification for children to remain on their parents' insurance policies, prohibits the denial of insurance to children with pre-existing conditions, and bars cancellations in coverage due to irrelevant mistakes on insurance applications.

When people celebrate the Falcon Heavy they are celebrating human achievement in general; undercutting this says, semiotically, "as a human being, your good achievements are irrelevant, only your mistakes matter," which is not exactly a popular approach.

One out later, Nunez's hit made the mistake irrelevant.

Because of the small or null amount of FAs obtained across conditions, spatial-location factor levels (i. e., relevant vs. irrelevant) for these behavioural mistakes included data collapsed across the left and right visual-hemifields.

The lyrics were all but irrelevant, but nobody could mistake its originality, its crystalline splendour or its sheer emotional wallop.

Since the sources of Naipaul's identity are Hindu, the contrast is either irrelevant or premised on a mistake.

Spelling mistakes, letter-writing and irrelevant experience all top the list.

They have ignored ambition and fame and focused their passion into seemingly irrelevant minutiae like perfectly reproducing embroidery mistakes.

Cook's claim of an increasing consensus over time is entirely due to an increase of the number of irrelevant papers that Cook and co mistook for evidence.

Simon Cowell is musically irrelevant" – not even Walsh himself could have mistaken the outburst for anything other than guileless insecurity.

The Bush administration's use of the Sept. 11 tragedy to hide its own fiscal mistakes, to justify military spending on irrelevant technology and to continue to promote tax cuts that favor its wealthy campaign contributors demonstrates a breathtaking cynicism.