Sentence examples for rendering it irrelevant from inspiring English sources

It's too easy for us to assume that the past is merely precursor to the present, as if we had absorbed all its wisdoms and replaced its outmoded tools, rendering it irrelevant.

Even if the universe did course-correct and somehow draw them all back in, it would negate everything we'd seen, rendering it irrelevant, or at least something close to that.

Like the 2010 A Nightmare on Elm Street remake, it ultimately fails both as a film and as a fleshed-out re-imagining of a known property, rendering it irrelevant in the cinematic pantheon.

Otherwise, technology, even as it facilitates the old-fashioned art of reading, will render it irrelevant.

The Brautigan Library (1990-95) didn't survive into the Internet era, which would have rendered it irrelevant in any case.

It was not his lack of pace that disappointed – this we were all aware of – but his refusal or inability to render it irrelevant.

A board that oversees accounting ethics and disciplinary issues resigned after the S.E.C. chairman proposed creating another body that could render it irrelevant.

"The problem with doing a last-minute New Yorker cover," says Christoph Niemann, the artist behind this week's late-breaking "S.O.S.," "is that even if you finish on a Thursday or Friday, there are always a few days where something could happen to render it irrelevant".

By Françoise Mouly and Kate Welsh August 5, 2011 "The problem with doing a last-minute New Yorker cover," says Christoph Niemann, the artist behind this week's late-breaking "S.O.S.," "is that even if you finish on a Thursday or Friday, there are always a few days where something could happen to render it irrelevant".

Even if one can make good on the distinction between therapeutic and non-therapeutic research in theory, these practices appear to render it irrelevant to the practice of clinical research.

"What we're learning from the Snowden documents is not that the NSA and GCHQ can break cryptography but that they can very often render it irrelevant… They exploit bad implementations, bugs in hardware and software, default keys, weak keys, or they go in and break systems and steal data".