Sentence examples for which is irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Equations (4) reduce to a single number, which is irrelevant to the normalization.

Mr. Spitzer's office does not ask for workers' immigration status, which is irrelevant under state labor law.

Which stock is which is irrelevant: a trader who simultaneously bets that one will go up and the other one down will probably make money.

Privately, many Cubans regard the Battle of Ideas as a spectacle they must tolerate but which is irrelevant to their lives.

An interest in literature surfaces briefly when he realises that the love of his life has a job making special deliveries for Amazon, and so orders a book – the title of which is irrelevant and unmentioned.

The vast majority of telephone calls, E-mails, and faxes are not encrypted — almost all are sent as plain text — but the N.S.A. has been overwhelmed by the sheer volume of the intercepted data, much of which is irrelevant.

Those are factors which are irrelevant and even somewhat offensive, especially the middle one.

She was concerned that she really didn't know which aspects of the decision were important and which were irrelevant.

Instead, it was a paean to the virtues of free trade, which was irrelevant to the question at hand.

Southwest, meanwhile, does fly direct to Fort Myers — but the fare was over $1,000, which was irrelevant anyway because there were no seats available.

In the search array both the target and distractor were presented simultaneously with two pictorial stimuli, which were irrelevant to the selection task.