Sentences with phrase «complete irrelevance»
The phrase "complete irrelevance" means something or someone that is completely unimportant or unrelated to a situation or topic. It does not have any significance or impact. Full definition
In such an upheaval the Baloch territories are likely to go their own way, and other tribal regions along Pakistan's western borders may also complete the irrelevance of colonial lines drawn through clans and kin.
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(b) Equally unquestionably, we have to face a situation in which the Christian message and the Church have become to many a complete irrelevance.
You do understand that if Bayern or Real don't want to sell or if either player doesn't want to come then whether we want to spend the money or not is a complete irrelevance.
Today the poor rainfall trend has made the Akosombo and the Bui dams a complete irrelevance and anachronism in our quest for sustainable electricity.
This strategy is only credible because of the rapid decline of the Labour Party and the complete irrelevance of the Lib Dems.
Without any redeeming characters, without any Inconvenient Truth message beyond the obvious, The Happening is another step in the complete irrelevance of a filmmaker a lot of people, himself included, were calling the new Hitchcock.
I should note that I generally like and respect Godin, mostly when he sticks to his knitting and focuses on permission marketing, but I think we can safely add The Domino Project to the ever - growing list of wannabe disruptors who get tons of hype only to fade away into bit players or complete irrelevance.
It's also a part that Godin took a calculated gamble on by limiting himself to Amazon and the Kindle platform, and it will be very interesting to see where he goes for his next book after so boldly proclaiming he was done with traditional publishing last summer... I think we can safely add The Domino Project to the ever - growing list of wannabe disruptors who get tons of hype only to fade away into bit players or complete irrelevance.
Clearly the proportion of GHGs in an atmosphere is a complete irrelevance since it is the mass of the entire atmosphere that counts as provided for in the Gas Laws.
Andrew Peck has once again confirmed the complete irrelevance of CREA.