it's immaterial

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Simply put, it hardly matters that this isn't your dad's Steelers, and it's immaterial that Mike Tomlin's team needed a Jets loss to sneak into the playoffs.

She added it was equivalent to.004% of content in News Feed (hence Facebook's earlier contention to Harris that it's "immaterial to earnings").

Naturally, it's immaterial that the same standards used on Plushenko's Vancouver performance were used to judge the skate that won him gold at Turin.

It's immaterial that nobody may have asked about the film's premise.

(It's immaterial to panini).

'But it's immaterial.

Mr. Fratto added that "it is immaterial to us who delivers a petition for a pardon" because the president makes such decisions "on the merits".

It is immaterial whether a couple's child issues directly from the couple or a surrogate mother.

Section 5(3) of the Act states that it is immaterial whether the defendant's belief is justified as long as it is an honest belief, and therefore creates a subjective test to be assessed by the court or jury.

Mr. Kidron did not deny the company's "burn rate" was that high but said it was immaterial to the financing agreement.

It is immaterial whether or not the government over an enemy's territory consists of a military or civil or mixed administration.