Sentence examples for otherwise irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Research shows how voting decisions can be influenced by otherwise irrelevant events, such as football scores.

They require that spatial information about construction workspaces and geometric details of facility components being erected be both captured into simulation models, even though such information is otherwise irrelevant from the process modeling perspective.

All of this means that the FHA rule can easily force the lender to base the borrower's eligibility off an otherwise irrelevant figure: 1percentt of the outstanding balance.

Only when a specific individual has been victimized by racial or other discrimination can the otherwise irrelevant factor of race be used as a compensatory measure to award a position or a seat at a university.

It is of obsessive interest to a number of scholars, to many who were there, to the families of those who were killed but is it otherwise irrelevant to the world, or even to China, today?

You can see how that folding is done at about one minute into this video (which is otherwise irrelevant to pierogi-making).

Mr. Alexander closed the unit, he said in the article, because "political or social views, 'extremist' or otherwise, are irrelevant to taxation".

(Shout out to Hobby Lobby!) The sparkly boas and beads (anal or otherwise) seemed irrelevant compared to the necessity of raising awareness and initiating change.

"[Hastert's] denials give the government a real avenue to bring in testimony that would otherwise be irrelevant in the sentencing," Mundy said.

You have to be, otherwise you become irrelevant," he says.

Children's fiction needs to engage with the issues that concern and worry its readers, otherwise it becomes irrelevant to them.