Sentence examples for therefore irrelevant from inspiring English sources
Quoting assault figures as the minister does is therefore irrelevant".
It is therefore irrelevant whether she was fit to fly home alone after days of treatment.
The First Amendment, the brief went on, is therefore irrelevant to the case.
But since corporate contributions were subsequently made illegal, the mayor said, the law was therefore irrelevant.
9 Three other people These people aren't famous and are therefore irrelevant.
It is therefore irrelevant to science classes, unlike the first sort of "creationism" which is actively hostile to science teaching.
Some might argue that my figures can't show how the service is performing overall as they are for a limited number of journeys on limited routes and therefore statistically irrelevant.
Numerical values of NODEs constants are therefore qualitatively irrelevant.
Any challenge to the definition of 'ontological commitment' provided by Quine's Criterion therefore appears irrelevant to the version of the Fregean argument developed above.
The implication is that one's life experience is therefore entirely irrelevant to the process of judging, and to consider it at all can only bring in impermissible bias.
Most new mutations are neutral with respect to survival and reproduction and therefore are irrelevant in terms of natural selection (but not, it must be pointed out, to evolution more broadly).
