Sentence examples for mostly irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Except that it's mostly irrelevant.

Licensed games are, mostly, irrelevant.

Britain, perched on the sidelines as the euro-zone house blazes, has made itself mostly irrelevant.

As a consequence they are mostly irrelevant, dangerous and do nothing to reduce ocean acidity.

Indeed, their views seem mostly irrelevant to the investment decisions of their own fund managers.

No, they're spread across nearly 100 pages of mostly irrelevant other species.

This flexibility makes other criticisms about how it drives (abysmally) and how fast it is (it isn't) mostly irrelevant.

The Democrats officially changed their nomination procedure in 1972 (the Republicans followed in 1976), and the Conventions became mostly irrelevant.

Last fall, a Senate report concluded that these centers have produced mostly "irrelevant, useless or inappropriate intelligence reporting".

When he left office two years later, the answer was no clearer, but the question seemed mostly irrelevant.

Whether the technology is truly innovative is mostly irrelevant; the interesting point concerns how we handle the glut of information permeating our lives.