Sentence examples for which is immaterial from inspiring English sources

It said recent acquisition Elster was performing well, and costs had been cut from 2% of revenues to "a level which is immaterial".

Malebranche subscribes to what might be called a 'cognitive resemblance thesis,' which holds that the immediate object of cognition must have the same nature as the mind, which is immaterial or spiritual.

Yet in naming the squad for this weekend's World Cup qualifying games, which are immaterial to Spain because it has already reached the finals with eight wins from eight matches, the coach, Vicente Del Bosque, said that, barring injury or unforeseen circumstances, this is his squad for South Africa next summer.

Maritain held that our knowledge of reality was through the 'concept' — the esse intentionale — which was immaterial and universal, though the concept itself was something known only by reflection.

Thus, the difference between being an eight seed and a nine seed, which is largely immaterial in the current format, would become enormously consequential.

In the second stage, her "becoming" aspect is manifested in the grosser forms of the souls and the power of maya, which is the immaterial source of the universe.

VimpelCom's total tax bill for 2001 through 2003 is now estimated at $93 million, which is "almost immaterial for the stock's valuation," the United Financial Group, a Moscow broker, said in a report to investors.

By contrast, the substantial form of any substance is its species essence, which is an immaterial entity that makes the object what it is, makes it a member of a particular species and genus and causes its characteristic properties.

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Then we discovered a leak coming from the pipe under the slop sink, into which the washer regurgitated water, suds and lint, which is not immaterial.

/ We are inclined toward interstitial points for which destination is immaterial.