Sentence examples for relatively immaterial from inspiring English sources

But this was overturned on appeal by a judge who dismissed the cat argument as relatively immaterial.

- Revenue synergies will likely be relatively immaterial – the company has guided to the cost synergies of the deal, but there has been significant market focus on potential revenue synergies.

Because German opera houses are heavily supported by state and local governments, the audience's opinion is relatively immaterial; productions are bought and sold in a marketplace of intellectual publicity.

John K. Martin, Time Warner's chief financial officer, said in an earnings call this month that a drop in ad revenue would be "relatively immaterial" because it would be offset by a reduction in rights costs.

"The city's got to get a bump somewhere and the bump it's got is the new financial centre which wouldn't have happened without Barangaroo, so it's immaterial, relatively immaterial, whether at the top of Crown towers is an apartment worth X million or not," he says.

The $15 billion of European capital gains touted in this report – as well as the $30b of US gains – will be relatively immaterial as LP's in 2013 review their managers' performance over periods of time consistent with the life of a VC fund.

For example, egregious Enron maneuvers dating back to 1997 went undetected because the company and its auditors defined as immaterial relatively small smoking-gun amounts connected to the massive hidden shenanigans.

As Pomponazzi puts it: "in us intellect and will are not truly immaterial but relatively and to a slight extent (secundum quid et deminute)", so that our "soul is essentially and truly mortal" and only "relatively immortal", by virtue of its imperfect participation in an activity which, properly speaking, is performed only by the Intelligences.

Continuing his fascination with tweaking the perception of the material and immaterial, this presentation shocked the relatively modest Tokyo audience, guaranteeing an everlasting mark on the contemporary conceptual art scene.

Although rare and probably relatively simple, there are instances in which the theoretical inconsistency is immaterial.

Theories proposed for this persistence of health inequalities include inadequate income redistribution, health inequalities being more related to immaterial factors such as cultural factors, and people of higher socio-economic status benefiting relatively more from improvements in healthcare than people of lower socio-economic status [ 43].