Sentence examples for it will be immaterial from inspiring English sources

G.E. said it fully reserved for the settlement last year and it will be immaterial to GE Capital's 1998 earnings.

While it will be immaterial to Target's near-term results, the company said the acquisition should boost its digital and overall sales growth over time.

However, it reckons the financial impact will be immaterial.

In fairness, it is possible to argue that the election will be immaterial to the future of the Affordable Care Act.

Otherwise, whether words are abused or not will be immaterial.

His batting title, however, will be immaterial if and when Bonds plays postseason games.

"Within ten years, the idea of having a finance or marketing school will be immaterial," she says.

Mr. Taylor said that was because the proceedings have no impact on his company's operations, adding that the claims will be immaterial.

In that sense, any substantial form whatsoever will be immaterial, including the substantial form of an oak tree or the substantial form of a dog.

The acquisition will be immaterial to eBay's full-year 2005 pro-forma diluted earnings per share and dilutive to its 2005 GAAP diluted earnings per share, according to the company.

Third, even if these formats were able to gain some meaningful traction, Sears has little capacity to scale and has fallen so far below critical mass in many aspects of what is key to winning in today's environment (marketing, sourcing and supply chain, most notably) that any positive momentum will be immaterial to any hoped for turnaround.