it isn't time-sensitive

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Consider holding off on sending it after your initial proofread if it is not time-sensitive.

You've amassed a great deal of experience, skill, and knowledge that isn't time-sensitive: how to deal with people; how to get stuff done; how to navigate complex environments; how to teach others and support their success.

"Moreover, the chairman has indicated to me that our capacity to execute this mission is not time-sensitive; it will be effective tomorrow, or next week, or one month from now".

Soft news is news that is not time-sensitive, and that might tell a human-interest story, offer advice, or delve into the background of a related hard news event.

"Our capacity to execute this mission is not time-sensitive".

If a project is not time-sensitive, a batch system may be preferred for its simplicity, but for projects that are require real time or near-real time results, a streaming platform would be advised.

If you are going to have access to free WiFi, then this may be a feasible alternative if your use is not time-sensitive, but most hotspots, at least in Europe, are not free and have rates that can cost between $.12 and $.20 per minute.

A data furnace would be best suited for computing tasks that aren't time-sensitive and can be broken into chunks performed by thousands of machines — say, for scientific research.

Essentially, if you aren't time-sensitive or perhaps are transferring larger amounts, you can elect to use the free tier.

Believe me, though: When you're feeling trapped and uninspired, better to have a bevy of interesting tasks (that aren't time-sensitive) to chew on than a crisp yet boring to-do list.

For real-time applications, data that is not timely (i.e., data that is stale or old when it first becomes available) may be of little use even if it is accurate where-as it may be useful for other applications that are not time-sensitive.