Sentence examples for remain irrelevant from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, that beaming feature will remain irrelevant as long as there's nobody to beam songs to.
Otherwise the machine may remain irrelevant to or may even be actively overridden by the organization.
The colour of his silks will remain irrelevant to anyone tempted by odds of 16-1 for the Investec Derby, so long as his trainer remains the same.
The Wallabies have wonderfully talented and charismatic players, such as David Pocock, Michael Hooper or Israel Folau, but to the majority of their compatriots they remain irrelevant.
But as Henry Grabar writes in Slate, "ferries are a lot more fun than they are useful;" for most New Yorkers, they remain "irrelevant" as a practical transport mode.
As it is unlikely that Hunt will reverse the Thatcher government's closure of many of our hospital training schools, this situation is likely to remain unchanged, and Hunt's proposals will remain irrelevant and inapplicable.
As ever, the opposition remained irrelevant to this process.
Forty-eight percent of establishments considered their deliveries to have a Relevant character, 12%% were classified as Urgent and the remaining, Irrelevant.
The social preference among $A$ and $C$ is, in this sense, to be "independent" of anybody's preferences among either of them and the remaining "irrelevant" alternative $B$.
The self-specific stimuli, e.g., those that were personally relevant for the subjects, induced higher neural activity in these regions than non-self-specific ones, e.g., those that remained irrelevant und unrelated to the person.
Farmer superbly renders the knuckle-biting tension and confusion engendered by the hijackings, and says the leadership of the F.A.A. and the Defense Department "would remain largely irrelevant to the critical decision making and unaware of the evolving situation 'on the ground' until the attacks were completed" — thereby making it close to impossible for the military to intercept any aircraft.
