Sentence examples for perceived irrelevance from inspiring English sources
Though of no solace to Mr. Gore, the perceived irrelevance of the business cycle to this year's presidential race is not permanent.
They're good enough to smile about their perceived irrelevance, and all believe that their passionate pursuits are on the cusp of a broader following, if only things would play out right in London.
And suddenly it's there in his voice, his begging, and in the lost and unfamiliar look of perceived irrelevance.
Expecting multiple barriers of the type "perceived irrelevance of treatment" was, in the adjusted models, not statistically significantly associated with any of the child and family characteristics for parents of children.
Agency rejection of clinical trials from consideration or manufacturer exclusion of clinical trials occurred in many cases because of perceived irrelevance of either the dosing regimens of the drug under evaluation or of the comparator, and/or trial population.
Scarce educational facilities, the failure of governments to attract qualified teachers to work in the often remote areas where indigenous people live and the perceived irrelevance of much of the school curriculum for the local community - all of these act as disincentives to school participation.
Other key barriers to the landholders' participation in these programmes were aversions to support providers, a perceived unsuitability of properties or irrelevance of particular incentive programmes, and concerns about programme application procedures or property-rights and value-related implications of engagement.
Finally, the finding regarding the irrelevance of the cumulative percentage of pre-school funding coming from private sources for the perceived accessibility of the services also supports the argument that making ECEC completely free or low cost is not necessary in order to make it accessible.
Although Washington must avoid tainting organic movements or being perceived as a central protagonist, the United States and its Western allies should not be shy about working with reformers and democrats to shape the region's trajectory — and ensuring Al Qaeda's irrelevance in the Sunni Arab world, the heart of its supposed constituency.
These solutions to perceived needs are so rigidly constructed and precise that, like so many things on the web, their life is just a countdown to irrelevance.
