Sentence examples similar to it's immaterial if from inspiring English sources
It was immaterial if the transactions actually occurred, as long as the forecast of power prices would show that Williams could immediately book a substantial profit on paper, Mr. Murphy and others said.
That's the same Viacom whose president told investors that it was "immaterial" if they lost the services of Steven Spielberg.
The Academies Act 2010 said it was "immaterial if there is an intention of the local authority to use the site... for a different school".
Lord Nash said under the Academies Act 2010 it was "immaterial if there is an intention of the local authority to use the site... for a different school".
It is immaterial in just the way in which any form whatsoever is immaterial.
(It's immaterial to panini).
It's immaterial to them how long a thing lasts.
In the suit, the museum states that it has posted a sign at the entrance (Hawk says he didn't see it, but that's immaterial if it's posted) prohibiting "any professional photography or flash photography".
Now 'immaterial' characterizes its mode of existence, not just the negative fact that it is immaterial like all other forms are immaterial.
But it was immaterial to her.
