Sentences with phrase «much irrelevant»

@Christopher Sorry to be an old curmudgeon, but the whole discussion of cap rates and NOI is pretty much irrelevant to single - family houses, and to most 2 - 4's as well.

Too much irrelevant information clutters up your resume and makes it difficult to discern the truly important points.

Our analyst resume sample is clear and easy to follow and the information that the recruiter needs is not hidden beneath too much irrelevant information.

Prospective employers want to know exactly what can you do for their bakery, your relevant skills and qualifications — without reading too much irrelevant details.

Avoid putting too much irrelevant or private information on your CV.

You can't be remarkable and unique with a resume with too much irrelevant info.

Although you want your resume to accurately document your job history, too much irrelevant information will just bog the reader down.

This is an often overlooked point in resume writing, where the applicant will overwhelm the recruiter with too much irrelevant information that is difficult to read.

On the inside, they sport the same Snapdragon Wear 2100 and flat tire display, which makes the choice pretty much irrelevant in terms of hardware.

Whether you find yourself on Team Cook or Team Zuck is pretty much irrelevant.

The result is too much irrelevant information.

On the flip side, some systems include so much irrelevant characteristics and reports that are static, which makes it nearly impossible to obtain the proper information you are trying to find.

Which means, because there is a far greater amount of energy being radiated towards my cup of coffee from the cold, then the coffee radiating hot to cold and losing energy is pretty much irrelevant, it should get hotter.

The way I understand Murry's brief presentation is that he has found that natural variations in the carbon cycle are so large that the human contribution is pretty much irrelevant.

and, for the overriding influence of the oceans such that GHGs are pretty much irrelevant see this:

Whether this led to praise and glory was pretty much irrelevant to them.

It is also pretty much irrelevant, since the group being discussed above has the similar, but distinct, name of «Friends of Science».

From the murmurings I've picked up so far I would suggest that might be «not measurably» i.e. they are pretty much irrelevant as regards scepticism goes or at least that which is expressed here on your blog.

But I think Frank confirms my original statement, that outside the US TOBS is pretty much irrelevant.

The evidence from NASA / GISS is that quality is very much irrelevant to their work.

We know this is a global issue and the nature of the US government is pretty much irrelevant in the global scale of things.

There's a pretty good hockeystick in sunspots, which all qualified comment seems to conclude is pretty much irrelevant.

Records are obviously more expected in the presence of an underlying trend, but whether they occur in 2005, 2010 and 2014, as opposed to 2003, 2007 and 2015 is pretty much irrelevant.

The «accuracy» and fine points of the climate science are pretty much irrelevant now.

But that is pretty much irrelevant to the point I am making here.

Forecasts and even discussions which do not account for the timing and amplitude of this natural quasi - millennial variation are pretty much irrelevant.

That dispersal still defines art, with Modernism not so much irrelevant as shattered into warring but overlapping camps.

Story: The story is pretty much irrelevant in this game.

MS are the most risk averse bandwagon jumping console manufacturer tbh and is why they are currently pretty much irrelevant nowadays lol.

XBox Play Anywhere - It's a nice feature if you own a powerful PC or laptop and play on those platforms, but if you don't play on PC it's pretty much irrelevant.

At this time, that makes PlayStation Now seem pretty much irrelevant.

Growth is hard to maintain in a competitive world, earnings can be manipulated with accounting, and — as David Einhorn reminded the audience at the 2006 Value Investing Congress — price - to - book ratios are pretty much irrelevant for non-capital intensive businesses.

But anyway, the purpose of that last rabbit hole — sorry, paragraph — was to serve as a reminder national cuisines are pretty much an irrelevant topic when it comes to petrol stations.

I recently did a blog post about how if you are trying to attain financial independence, WHAT you spend your money on is pretty much irrelevant.

When you consider the money you will spend over time buying books, the initial costs of the reader is pretty much irrelevant.

But the border itself is pretty much irrelevant.

Add too much irrelevant details.

Sounds obvious but you would be surprised how much irrelevant content finds its way into eLearning courses.

Other data are often just noise: For example, it's interesting that children enrolled in Head Start may be less likely to take to crime as adults, but it's pretty much irrelevant to judging the efficacy of an expensive government program that's failed to show much in terms of student performance.

The ONLY relevant piece of Key's work was that he was one of few who insisted that dietary cholesterol was pretty much irrelevant.

However, these numbers are pretty much irrelevant.

There was a guy there, Michael Wilson, whose strategy was eliminating as much irrelevant material as possible from a sample until only the virus was left.

Molecular and subatomic forces are pretty much irrelevant to the debate about whether gravity can help progress a labour.

drmoss «Molecular and subatomic forces are pretty much irrelevant to the debate about whether gravity» Agreed!

So a fairly shit afternoon in which Bolton were well and truly torn apart by Dougie Freedman's resurgent Nottingham Forest, but that was left pretty much irrelevant as Bolton suffered two serious injuries to two key players.

I should start keeping a tally, see how much irrelevant bullshit you can spout off to me each month.

The study found that about 61 per cent of Facebook users had taken a hiatus for reasons that range from boredom to too much irrelevant information to Lent.

Not exact matches

If a random pitch that lands in my inbox is usually irrelevant, a phone call has pretty much zero chance of helping me get to my deadline faster.

A wave of confirmation bias, combined with an inattention to evidence of weakness in Clinton's support, mixed in with too much coverage of irrelevant sideshows like the Clinton email «scandal.»

If you put too much detail into your plan, you run the risk of overburdening anybody who reads it with irrelevant, obscuring details.