Sentence examples for should be immaterial from inspiring English sources

Shuttling between rehearsals, Mr Sehgal explains why he thinks art today should be immaterial.

That they made money for adding TaiG, in fact, should be immaterial.

It also includes the sale of the stock of an AOL subsidiary (unspecified which in the statement) "upon which AOL expects to record a capital loss for tax purposes and as a result, cash taxes in connection with the sale should be immaterial".

Politics is immaterial at such times, and it should be immaterial afterwards as well.

Suntech also said that its results for 2011 and the first quarter of 2012 should not be relied on, although the impact was expected to be immaterial.

For investors the same transactions may be immaterial".

However, it reckons the financial impact will be immaterial.

Defects can be immaterial, too.

Which seems to be immaterial, actually.

To a critic such considerations are immaterial, or should be.

"I firmly believe that the idea of function should be redefined to include immaterial uses," said Mr. Boym.