Sentence examples for irrelevant number from inspiring English sources

These answers were strongly influenced by the randomly selected, irrelevant number on the wheel.

The majority of our students are receiving financial aid, and for them the sticker price is an irrelevant number".

Some argue that alcohol is an irrelevant number, and that what's important at any level is balance.

"We object to that as being an irrelevant number because pitch counts are determined by factors that umpires do not and should not exercise any control over".

"To me, it's an irrelevant number," says Spencer Sherman, author of "The Cure for Money Madness" and a founder and the chief executive of Abacus Wealth Partners.

They are true ecological assets, but not if they are reduced to ecologically irrelevant numbers.

Typical of these is the "anchoring effect": our tendency to be influenced by irrelevant numbers that we happen to be exposed to.

Siralan lapses ever more into cliche, Nick Hewer's lips are so pursed he sometimes appears to be imploding, and the contestants run around in a storm of irrelevant numbers ("I'm giving it 110%"), and assertions that they're not there to make friends - as if, for all the world, crowds of eager people were jostling by their in-tray, begging to be their buddy.

Most of what you do is devoted to making some mostly irrelevant numbers go up for the benefit of a privileged elite (go profits!); creativity, engagement, artistic integrity and real quality of life be damned.

It also showed greater range of variation (55ms) between trials with different irrelevant object number (Figure 5b, d).

In these trials, application of two-factor ANOVA (relevant and irrelevant objects number) yielded a significant effect of irrelevant objects number (F 2, 99) = 10.779, p<0.001) without any significant effect of relevant objects number (F 2, 99) = 0.336, p>0.05) or interaction between the two factors (F 4, 99) = 0.350, p>0.05).