Sentence examples for is made irrelevant from inspiring English sources
The throat (including the glottis and epiglottis) is made irrelevant by a momentary closure of the back of the tongue against the soft palate, which seals it off from the airflow.
The phasehood of an applicative is made irrelevant here.
If, as in the second version of the paresis case, there are such factors, so that at least one proposition bears the relevance relation to the topic/contrast-class pair, then a candidate answer A is evaluated according to three criteria: how acceptable or likely A is, the degree to which A favors P over other members of X, and whether A is made irrelevant by other answers.
But just when I make progress with conversions, some other physical object is made irrelevant by a new app or web site.
Most years should be great years for women by now, at least until gender is made irrelevant by our robot rulers (or made super relevant again, if the future follows The Jetsons model).
But if a thief can stop a car with the driver in it, say by bumping it deliberately with another car, creating a distraction or blocking the road with some kind of physical barrier, immobilizing technology is made irrelevant by having access to the ignition keys and an unlocked vehicle.
"The executive order will be made irrelevant by better legislation," Mr. Occhiogrosso said.
If you do want to dabble in the world of mock drafts, there are oodles of them waiting to be made irrelevant by the nonevent they are forecasting.
For sellers of the lowest-priced content — anything under 75 cents — micropayments have been made irrelevant by the easy availability of online advertising, Mr. Peabody said.
That number would quickly be made irrelevant in May when the Milwaukee Bucks, which Forbes had valued dead last, at four hundred and five million dollars, sold for five hundred and fifty million.
In all these cases, a generation of executives created or inherited successful business models and continued to tweak them as they were gradually being made irrelevant.
