Sentences with word «irrelevance»

This would seem to imply that there would be neither congruence of the type leading to positive value nor the clash producing negative value, but a relation of irrelevance of object to subject.

Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, the co-CEO bro team who oversaw the implosion of RIM and the complete descent into irrelevance of the BlackBerry, aren't shedding any tears right now.

In this sense, it's not dissimilar to the alcohol or gambling addict that can not resist the immediate «pleasure» of satisfying her or his habit — the future consequences are discounted to the point of irrelevance in the addict's mind.

It will be one further step into irrelevance for a country whose power and influence is on the wane.

Andrew Peck has once again confirmed the complete irrelevance of CREA.

«Bridget Jones's Baby» is not a comedy for the ages, but it's interesting to see a rom - com starring a middle - aged woman grappling with irrelevance in the workplace.

Just to single out the most immediate aspect of his good fortune, which is starting for the best team in the NBA, well, he made his own luck there, sacrificing money and then shedding pounds, quietly turning his increasing irrelevance into well - rewarded indispensability.

There is an attempt in Christianity today to resurrect the church out of the dredges of irrelevance by making it «cooler» than the way church was a decade ago.

Litecoin on the other hand, has been around for nearly 9 years and only resurfaced from irrelevance because its founder worked at Coinbase one summer and talked the CEO into adding it.

For example, my article alleged that the Akwa Ibom State Government was wasting resources on irrelevances instead of handling basic issues such as payment of salaries of doctors in the state.

Pires and his few thinkalikes will be forgotten and a total irrelevance when very soon now, Wenger is sacked, thus pushing them into mourning and weeping at his sorrowful picture still hanging on their walls.

That's not necessarily a problem for a Rush Limbaugh or Glenn Beck, since their goal is a niche audience, not a viable political coalition (though even pundits risk absolute irrelevance when they bray tinnny echoes of 1960s culture wars — George Will is still upset about blue jeans??? — at a generation raised on Bennetton ads).

Musk went on to argue that broad government regulation was vital because companies are currently pressured to pursue advanced AI or risk irrelevance in the marketplace:

After a solid decade, or longer, of slowly sliding into a plane of cultural irrelevance that the outspoken filmmaker is simply not suited...

Dismissing the backing of Austin Shafran by labor and of Paul Vallone by County, Graziano stresses the political irrelevance of those forces to northeast Queens.

Without peaceful public acceptance of their decisions, courts risk irrelevance at best and social chaos at worst.»

They have lived long enough to come face to face with their own utter irrelevance.

Despite the dividend irrelevance theory many investors focus on dividends when managing their portfolios.

The theory was developed by Myron Gordon and John Lintner as a counterpoint to the Modigliani - Miller dividend irrelevance theory, which maintains that investors are indifferent to whether their returns from holding a stock arise from dividends or capital gains.

Thankfully this unchanging «rock» continues to gather moss and will eventually sink into irrelevance because of it's stagnant views on these types of issues.

«Personally, I don't see the case for a referendum as a strong one,» he said, noting that it could be viewed as an expensive irrelevance given that all three main parties entered the last general election committed to a largely elected Lords.

As General Eric Shinseki once noted, «If you don't like change, you're going to like irrelevance even less.»

«If you don't like change you're going to like irrelevance even less, so it's all about staying relevant to the client, and the consequence of staying relevant to the client is that you must innovate,» says Alastair Morrison, head of client strategy at Pinsent Masons.

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.

Google's relevance - based search algorithms eventually resonated more strongly with users, plunging Yahoo toward irrelevance as its raison d'être dwindled.

The apparent irrelevance of distance and the importance of particular personal affinities in the more striking stories about telepathy favor this interpretation.

One of the best shows to be seen in New York since the turn of the century, it proves that contrary to decades of received opinion, Picasso didn't skitter irretrievably into an abyss of kitsch, incoherence or irrelevance after this or that high - water mark....

With the Republican Party facing potential irrelevance in state government, a new Super PAC has been launched to help revive it.

There is an increasing body of reputable opinion and evidence that market competition is an expensive irrelevance in healthcare.

It's too busy running off its members to understand it's own growing irrelevance.

The Presidency must act fast, either play this game or glide painfully into public irrelevance.

Britain's self - imposed irrelevance looms large over proceedings, as Cameron and Miliband finally discuss Iraq

Thereby, it renders their faith of little consequence to communal human life and at times also allows it to retreat into political and social irrelevance.

Alan Mendoza, Executive Director of The Henry Jackson Society: With Labour heading down the route of international irrelevance, Conservatives should have the courage to explore where to stand on:

Arnoldi's art, in Modernism's compact survey, suggests that viewers» resistance to abstraction will come today neither from unfamiliarity, nor from its refusal of topicality nor even from the seeming irrelevance of painting itself to graver human concerns.

We confess to not being entirely up on the benefits of Modern Portfolio Theory versus Modigliani - Miller irrelevance theorems, which is probably why we are journalists and not PE execs.

Pop art assaulted the modernist pieties that Gorringe legitimately questions, and agenda art has overcompensated for perceived irrelevance by revisiting politics with a vengeance.

Either don't stay current and risk quick irrelevance, or update the «word of god» and risk the backlash of it.

But if we compare the present vagueness and near irrelevance of what is typically said about salvation and the will of God in our oldline churches today with the call to save the Earth from the destruction we are inflicting upon it, the latter appears more continuous with Bible.

In Peter Biskind's Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, the gossipy history taken as the record of the era, Sidney Poitier's status as a black superstar and the triumph of In the Heat of the Night fall somewhere between irrelevance and obstacle.

We believe that this error on his part was the primary reason for his quick slip into professional mathematical irrelevance (see WEPM).

In these terms, nature may be sharply contrasted with history, for Whitehead shows the virtual irrelevance to human events of the physicist's analysis.

The only antidote against irrelevance is fast - paced adaptation, but the reality is that most organizations are pretty inflexible» — Gary Hamel

Aston Villa, Portsmouth, Blackburn... these are all clubs, big clubs, that tried the spendthrift approach, then spiraled into mediocrity and irrelevance due to those policies when the rich owners lost interest.