Sentence examples for was rendered irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Jacksonville's fairly middling four-man rush was rendered irrelevant by a lot of Houston's zone play-action disguises.

Further scrabbling back through the record-books, however, was rendered irrelevant almost as soon as the teams had reappeared.

A determined run from Hazard, cutting in from the left and drilling a low shot just past a post, was more like it, though within minutes it was rendered irrelevant by virtue of Hal Robson-Kanu giving Wales the lead.

A furious Timoci Nagusa hurled the ball against the goalpost after a spectacular break was rendered irrelevant by a penalty to Quins but, as it turned out, the French side did not have long to wait for their luck to improve.

Paul Dixon swept in a cross from the left that was not dealt with by Blaise, whose handball was rendered irrelevant as Rhodes headed in off the post.

England's only other selection issue had been whether to recall Surrey fast bowler Chris Tremlett to the team that won convincingly in the second Test at Trent Bridge but the issue was rendered irrelevant when he was ruled out by a hamstring injury on Tuesday.

These days however, that history has been rendered irrelevant.

The most sophisticated military technology can be rendered irrelevant.

"I do not agree the trial would be rendered irrelevant," he said in his judgment.

By the time doctors sliced into his ankle, Marbury had already been rendered irrelevant to the team's future.

Their choices are conditioned by a miasma of fear and uncertainty and bureaucracy that is about to be rendered irrelevant.