Sentence examples for means irrelevant from inspiring English sources

First, it has singularity at zero in denominator which means irrelevant growth of values when 5'-end intensity goes down.

The parliament is by no means irrelevant.

"I think the fact that it was Harvard is by no means irrelevant," Mr. Sorkin said.

ANDY BENOIT Anything but Groundless In a season when passing has been king, wild-card weekend showed that rushing was by no means irrelevant.

After all, "secondary" doesn't mean irrelevant.

And there is history, of course, teaching us that small does not mean irrelevant.

In the end, whatever I might tell you about what I think the novel means is irrelevant.

This setting means that irrelevant ads won't win the auctions – they won't even get in if they don't pass a certain threshold for relevance based on keywords, reviews, downloads and other factors.

Whether or not I actually completely understand what that means is irrelevant but what amazes me most is that he didn't have satellite radio or some sort of in-car computer to keep himself entertained.

But you might not want to cling desperately to an outdated mission if it means looking irrelevant to what is actually taking place both on campus and in the wider world.

Tim Atkinson Norwich I cannot help but feel that Mary Robinson's complaint about gender inequality at the COP21 negotiations (Opinion, theguardian.com, 1 December), though well meant, is irrelevant at the present moment.