Sentence examples for irrelevant statements from inspiring English sources

But what about merely irrelevant statements, or only implicitly misleading ones?

These were irresponsible and irrelevant statements which had no place in an official meeting where personnel decisions were being seriously discussed.

This would enable identifying the differences more exactly, since sometimes textual differences include irrelevant statements for equivalence checking.

But Harris had no intention of allowing him to run out the clock with recycled, irrelevant statements, as he had many times in the previous hours.

After the conclusion of the brainstorming session, the research investigators will review and content analyze the brainstormed indicators to remove duplicate or other irrelevant statements and agree with stakeholder representatives on a final set of measures for further elaboration.

The motion further contends that this irrelevant statement should be withheld from public dissemination because of the substantial risk that public disclosure will lead to widespread hostile publicity which would substantially impair the Defendant's fair trial rights, and would pose a serious threat to the administration of justice.

"He understands that the news cycle makes yesterday's statements irrelevant and that reporters prefer a snappy, exciting story to a narrative that is complex and impossible to distill into four words that would be plastered on a tabloid's front page".

Subjects were trained in the use of this scale prior to data acquisition using task irrelevant judgements on statements accompanied with appropriate images, such as "the president thinks he has won", "the monkey is excited".

My second major concern is that the manuscript suffers from a number of incorrect or misleading statements, irrelevant references and poorly described results.

As a result, the contents would sometimes degenerate into irrelevant and outdated statements, unrelated to the patient progress and often judgmental in nature with the likelihood of leading to omissions in care.

Finally the manuscript requires a significant revision both in terms of addressing specific issues (e.g. why a given muscle was chosen) and a major editing for a high number of "incorrect or misleading statements, irrelevant references and poorly described results".