Sentences with phrase «often irrelevant questioning»

It must be very difficult for them then to come here and admit problems considering the «abuse» and strident and often irrelevant questioning they have to face if they are defending GW.

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Their desire to accommodate Christian symbols to the reigning paradigms of knowledge is so great that questions about the descriptive power of those symbols are often dismissed as fruitless or irrelevant.

Criticism of such a question often assumes that there is a close enough congruence between the body of Christ and denominations to make such a discussion irrelevant.

The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change notes shortcomings that call into question the decision - support relevance of climate - model output on the space and timescales advertised by UKCIP, and calculating implied probability distribution functions doesn't solve issues of model inadequacy: We often see that there are relevant phenomena our models just can't simulate, and thus, we know that probabilities implied by our models are irrelevant without knowing how to fix them.