Sentence examples for zero relevance from inspiring English sources

So, the fact that China is expanding coal mining has zero relevance to the climate benefits to be had by reducing our own emissions.

On the surface, this might seem as if it has absolutely zero relevance to the average American, who is more worried about whether he's going to outlive his nest egg than whether he'll leave a "legacy" for his children.

The president conveyed just how special he finds the relationship by according zero relevance to the European Union in a speech to Parliament that lauded the West from the Magna Carta to NATO in Libya.

Back at the apartment, the pair are shown printing out (from a Canon photo printer) the last page of a gigantic photo-mosaic of the girl they pointlessly took a picture of in the park – a woman who has zero relevance to their life — and laying it out on the floor.

But can we honestly say that that The Red Record has zero relevance in 2015?

Maybe you liked a few love poems that first time you fell hard, but mostly, you believe poetry has zero relevance today for your life, health and work.

In this paper, we have proposed a partially reliable transmission approach where data packets are classified into one of three relevance levels according to the importance of the transmitted data for the monitoring functions of the applications.

Table 4 defines eight relevance levels.

PubMed Interact implements two relevance lists: high and low.

More recently two relevance feedback engines have been developed for use with PubMed.

The pre/postunit changes on the two relevance items were not significant.