Sentence examples for not so relevant from inspiring English sources

"It is just not so relevant any more".

The political class considers this issue of women and political attitudes toward women not so relevant.

For them, Gangnam Style becoming the first video to pass a billion views is not so relevant.

But if the hospital put resources into this, it would have less available to ensure that it met other national targets, even if they are not so relevant to Hackney's requirements.Another example is the treatment of heart conditions.

Revised guidelines adopted by American authorities in 2010 meant that "the exact boundaries of the market are not so relevant for the assessment as it was before," said Mario Mariniello, an economist at Bruegel, a Brussels based research organization.

"Back in my day science at school was not so relevant to the children's world.

When taking the patient's case history, they usually avoid the reproductive system since it "isn't so relevant as it could cause something bad" (GP9F).

Every four years celebrities, both relevant and not-so relevant, pop out of the woodwork to endorse their presidential candidate of choice.

Another potential reason for non-responses is that some veterinary journals are not peer-reviewed or do not publish original research, so reporting guidelines would not be so relevant for their editors.

It is not clear that the layout of the code has any effect on the rate of mischarging, so mischarging does not seem so relevant for this paper.

A grain size dependence of the formation efficiencies was only found for large D/H, which is not so astrochemically relevant.