Sentence examples for that's immaterial from inspiring English sources
In many ways, that's immaterial.
Carol Pepper of Pepper International believes that's immaterial and that the government's actions in 2009 will matter most.
"That's immaterial to me.
I don't quite recall why they needed to win the race, but that's immaterial.
(Actually, I can wait, but that's immaterial for the purpose of this post).
We've funded people with blemishes that are immaterial to their business, or well in the past.
The law does not allow evidence to be adduced to prove facts that are immaterial or that are not in issue.
If exposing consumer information in the largest breaches in the history of computing results in losses that are immaterial, why do we expect investments in protecting consumer information?
This same concept applies in law, although somewhat differently than in auditing, for a fact that is immaterial in law to the prosecution may be essential to the defense, or vice versa.
(Gödel and Gentzen actually used Herbrand's axioms for the natural numbers (Herbrand 1931), but that is immaterial here).
