Sentence examples for well irrelevant from inspiring English sources

But does the big bank's move hint that A.T.M.'s are becoming, well, irrelevant?

Standard economic models say such claims are, well, irrelevant, so there should be no need to regulate them.

The watchdog's other pronouncements - and there will be many before the scheduled outcome in September - may well be irrelevant unless Seifert can somehow win round his disgruntled owners.

That doesn't mean Austin can't be a sensational player, but there's risk in selecting a receiver who could very well become irrelevant in the red zone.

James Kettle You won't need to leave the house to go clubbing, says Ian McQuaid Recent club closures have led to bleak predictions of the death of nightlife, but VR experts argue that in a decade clubs as music spaces may well be irrelevant anyhow.

All of this is interesting, but Ted Cruz's Cuban/then-Canadian/then-American father may well be irrelevant when it comes to his citizenship status.

It is likely that NOT operators impair sensitivity of a search [ 29, 30] due to removing relevant as well as irrelevant records.

This resulted in the exclusion of all human research involving such topics, for example hysterectomy and hypogastric artery ligation, as well as irrelevant research in animals.

If not, your paint job might as well be irrelevant.

The response was considered positive if the median number of spot-forming cells in triplicate wells was at least twice that in control wells containing irrelevant peptide, and at least 5 spots were detected per 2×105 PBMC after background subtraction.

Negative control wells contained irrelevant peptide or diluted DMSO and positive control wells contained 10  μg ml−1 PHA (Sigma) or an HLA-matched peptide epitope derived from Epstein Barr virus (EBV).