Sentence examples for probably irrelevant from inspiring English sources
But that's probably irrelevant.
But such concerns are probably irrelevant now.
Based on evaluation correlations ProbCut can prune probably irrelevant sub-trees with a prescribed confidence.
He wondered what the old woman looked like, though it was probably irrelevant.
Ben Carson did comment, but we couldn't transcribe his words because they were unintelligible and, let's be honest, probably irrelevant.
Senior executives judge NewCo by the same measures, even though the measures are probably irrelevant to NewCo.
Votes cast in later primaries will probably be irrelevant.
For people regularly drinking pressed juice, cost per calorie is probably an irrelevant measure.
Most of what people learn in school or in college will probably be irrelevant by the time they are 40 or 50.
"Most of what people learn in school or in college will probably be irrelevant by the time they are 40 or 50," he told the Guardian.
By 1974, Trump was president of his father's company — meaning that the status of that modest million-dollar loan was probably somewhat irrelevant by that point; Trump was now in primary control of that sizable real estate empire.
