Sentence examples for was almost irrelevant from inspiring English sources

(In fairness, he has argued that the ultimate amount of money needed was almost irrelevant because the Fed would have been lending into a "run on the bank").

In an argument echoed by state officials, Excellent's lawyer, Jerome T. Levy, said the company's history was almost irrelevant, since the state had drastically changed the payment system.

"The material damage inflicted... by LeMay's offensive was almost irrelevant," Hastings notes, "because blockade and raw-material starvation had already brought the economy to the brink of collapse".

This was a quiet play, with very little action, that by degrees burrowed into your imagination, forcing you to see that whether the ghostly stories were true or not was almost irrelevant.

In the week that the cellist Julian Lloyd Webber said it was "almost irrelevant" to describe the work of modern composers as "classical" music, a report from the BBC Trust into the BBC's music radio stations is timely.

By the 1970s, the British Communist party was almost irrelevant as an electoral force, but its senior members included high-ranking trade unionists, and its organisation was partly built around a national network of shop stewards.

"The books were almost irrelevant," Mr. Lee said.

What I think is almost irrelevant.

What is inside is almost irrelevant.

For Bertelli, however, her departure seemed to be almost irrelevant.

But Daiei's finances are almost irrelevant to its fate.