Sentence examples for thus irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Her achievement is so profound that it is inconceivable, and thus irrelevant, to the young people whom it should inspire.

The second was after Coulson had left Downing Street and is thus irrelevant.

To allege that it is solely a religious sacrament and thus irrelevant to civil recognition is simply false.

Mr. Abdi said in his defense that he had spent three decades working for the Islamic Republic and that the charge of acting against it was thus irrelevant.

The economists failed to understand the importance of finance and financiers put too much faith in the models produced by economists.If this seems like an ancient debate, and thus irrelevant to today's concerns, it is not.

The heart of Mr Obama's ploy is his tendentiously narrow definition of the business of business, which allows him to argue that the skill-set of a successful private-equity executive is useful only for profit-seeking, and thus irrelevant to the task of governing.

His logic was thus an irrelevant abstraction, its beauty purely formal.

Mr. Jerram noted that net exports, the difference between exports and imports, has been flat for much of the year and thus largely irrelevant to the economy.

Such a statement introduces the notion of possibility and thus raises irrelevant difficulties" (BReal, 87).

Subsample tree selection strategies would thus be irrelevant for such an inventory.

At the end of the first period, however, the first-period effort has already been performed and, thus, becomes irrelevant when determining second period contracting parameters.