Sentence examples for overly relevant from inspiring English sources

In practice, this latter statistic isn't overly relevant but for those that have confidence that losses can be contained to the FSA stress test, the bank is now looking very cheap indeed, in our view.

The fact that I have a vagina doesn't seem overly relevant to any of these topics.

We therefore challenge the prevailing paradigm that states that tampering is bad: we suggest that construct is overly simplistic and relevant only to certain well-defined production situations.

Although this example is overly simplistic, it is relevant to the problem of attributing cancers to particular causes.

Danny Quah, professor of economics at the LSE, said: "The fear that UK borrowing would become overly costly has become much less relevant.

The resulting guidelines for practitioners should be relevant, straightforward, and not overly complex, yet capture and portray the applied equivalent of the simulation model algorithms.

While I do not disagree with many of his points, I think he has missed some very relevant issues in his overly optimistic assertion pertaining to Japan's future.

This level was selected because it partially corrects for multiple correction while not being overly conservative in preventing potentially clinically relevant factors to be considered as predictors of recovery.

"I want a president," artist Zoe Leonard's stark protest of overly-sanitized American politicians, is as relevant today as it was when she wrote it in 1992.

The Pentagon and the industry say the environmental agency is being overly conservative by not looking at the relevant physiological effects, but instead at a precursor change in the body.

It was just another self-referential Kanye outburst, with no relevant content beyond West's overly familiar "Please Look at Kanye Again, Despite It Not Being Time to Look at Kanye" theme.