Sentence examples for irrelevant to whether from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, evidence is often irrelevant to whether people believe something.

She saw gender as completely irrelevant to whether policies were right and wrong, sensible or foolish.

"Whether the cost is low or high is irrelevant to whether they are listed".

This could make the question of whether it was a gift or not irrelevant to whether it should have been declared.

Mr. Horan argued, usually successfully, that much of the testimony was irrelevant to whether Mr. Malvo was guilty of the killings and to his defense of insanity.

"Whether it passes through the MoD budget or the FCO budget or our budget is irrelevant to whether it scores as aid or not," he added.

"But, either way, it's not irrelevant to her whether or not you approve or disapprove".

It has become rather irrelevant to debate whether there can be smart writing about television, and even, increasingly, about TV's naughty younger sibling, reality TV.

Justice Alito wrote that the prospect that no court may ever review the surveillance program was irrelevant to analyzing whether the plaintiffs had standing.

So it's irrelevant to me whether or not people can spell or have read the classics of literature, unless they want to acquire education and want me to help with that.

Globalisation has made the world such a tiny place that it seems increasingly irrelevant to say whether I'm English or American: we both appear to be eating out of the same trough".