Sentences with phrase «as irrelevant»

The story in this one is just as irrelevant as the stories that have been in the previous movies, but they do attempt to try a little something with it.

Additionally, those extra facts will be seen as irrelevant by HR staff who may never pass your resume along to the manager.

Every achievement that isn't typical for your industry can be accepted as irrelevant in your resume.

Such authorities are pretty much regarded as irrelevant either way, and their views add little of value to the positions of secular authorities.

Otherwise your conclusion would be considered as irrelevant by the people.

He is not any kind of source on county politics or the sheriff's office and should be treated as irrelevant.

Almost all season or first jobs are considered as irrelevant working experience.

The earlier tendency to dismiss these questions as irrelevant to the «truly urgent» issues is fading.

But it's never okay to treat a spouse as irrelevant or an annoyance.

Lately, I've been hearing people I respect dismiss the resume as an irrelevant tool in today's electronic and online age.

Don't distract your reader by including unnecessary information, such as irrelevant hobbies, contact information for references, or an outdated objective statement.

I find that most people who reject theology as irrelevant have never really taken the time to learn any real theology.

Too many middle and high school students experience school as irrelevant or boring.

Responding with an excuse or dismissing the feedback as irrelevant or incorrect will foster beliefs about that leader's willingness to change.

Furthermore, it will not regard the exploration of the outer as irrelevant but will find a more complete perspective in dealing with the question — what is the nature of what is?

It is simply a fact that many reputable scientists and philosophers of science dismiss metaphysics as irrelevant.

If they can't make such a case for a request with regard to the children, it will be dismissed by the therapist as irrelevant.

As for the dolphin's rib, it's almost as irrelevant.

As an irrelevant side note, they also smell really, really bad.

Instead of seeing tests as irrelevant or a waste of time, as some parents complain, tests will become a tool to learn more about a student's progress.

The number of assignments might be encountered as an irrelevant practice that increases troubles for students.

However, many travel & tourism businesses still regard blogging as irrelevant to them; just a bunch of travellers writing about their holidays.

Did the client weigh the lawyer's advice before ignoring it, or view the lawyer's advice as irrelevant to its decision?

Some candidates see cover letters as an irrelevant step in the application process.

Use industry - specific words and phrases so that if your resume is screened by an ATS, you are not considered as an irrelevant candidate.

To me it's as irrelevant as whether drug and alcohol addictions are caused by genetics or personal choice.

How Scripture has been interpreted in the past is often dismissed as irrelevant.

The cuts, pans and other changes are simply ignored as irrelevant, however gross they might be physically.

[i] However, in practice, they might often be treated as irrelevant.

If they don't find what they're looking for in a few seconds of scanning, they will reject your resume as irrelevant.

In a flash, the deals became as irrelevant as a piece of paper that drifted across the sidewalk in front of her.

They are finding more «introns» every day that actually are involved in genetic processing (locations, timing, etc.) where in the past these nucleic acid sequences have been viewed as irrelevant.

The degree to which the Christian teaching of love has been shoved aside as irrelevant because this has not been understood is well illustrated by the remark of a student of American relations with Central America in a recent volume on American foreign policy.

If quantitas materiae is somehow the proper concept of mass — as much for what it discards as irrelevant as for what it asserts definitively — it is left to Kepler and Newton to systematize this notion and to incorporate it into the technical panoply of working physics.

Just as an irrelevant Church is ultimately unfaithful to the spirit of its foundation in Jesus, so also a Church disinterested in its tradition is ultimately undermining the basis of its faith.

This, in turn, is changing the structure of the corporate legal services market — i.e., the macro-level trends that many partners wave away as irrelevant to their practice.

That's three straight wins for Bucky's 5th Quarter, which now seems likely to win the season title for least Swing, a title about as irrelevant as the Big Ten division title Wisconsin's going to win.

If today's church does not recapture the sacrificial spirit of the early church, it will lose its authenticity, forfeit the loyalty of millions, and be dismissed as an irrelevant social club with no meaning»

To the contrary, Anna Remington and John Swettenham and their colleagues speculate that people with ASD might have a greater than normal capacity for perception, so that what appears as irrelevant distraction is really a cognitive bonus.