Sentences with phrase «seems irrelevant»

All the talk about quality of neighborhood, school district, amenities, upgrades etc. seems irrelevant.

Even if this work experience seems irrelevant to your future career, it has taught you valuable skills you can use elsewhere.

(NOTE: The Applicant Tracking System (ATS), which is software that can read your resume, will also reject your resume if it seems irrelevant to the job you applied for.

Health, disability, liability insurance — it all seems irrelevant when you're healthy and young, so why not chance it for a few years uninsured?

Seems irrelevant.

Promises to back up are forgotten, policies to avoid the use of flashdrives ignored, best practice to ban saving onto inaccessible laptops seems irrelevant.

It is a day when discussing anything but the election seems irrelevant.

Your entire first paragraph seems irrelevant, with respect to any pre-existing «literary work», since the copyright of the movie itself automatically includes the exclusive right to make a derivative work, including a literary work, even if the movie had no script of its own.

Therefore, any theoretical possibility of changes like those in LU run 1 occurring in the real world seems irrelevant when estimating the effects of land use change on deriving TCR and ECS values from recorded warming over the historical period.

This whole issue seems to be regarded by them as personal, the players are in CYA mode, and science seems irrelevant.

As I say — I haven't listened to the podcast and don't intend to — if it is just isotopes it seems irrelevant.

Judith wrote: «the «pause» since 1998 -LSB--RSB- seems irrelevant to the fingerprinting».

For which — btw — the lapse rate on the dry arm seems irrelevant.

Zeke Housefather's claim that the Karl results have been independently verified seems irrelevant.

I see no need for those checking the validity of its methods to be climate scientists, so the background of those discussing here seems irrelevant to this point of whether the sugject is climate science.

And yet all this seems irrelevant compared with his emergence as a «real» film director.

Staging the Turner prize there seems irrelevant to that — and perhaps even a bit patronising, as in, partake of some metropolitan culture.

There doesn't feel like there's much else they can do with their smiling stuntman, but when he's going out in a blaze of glory like this, the future seems irrelevant.

When information that seems irrelevant at first glance turns into an idea, and shapes to a project, it's exciting.

So using this as an indicator in the way we have been thinking really seems irrelevant now as central bankers continue to hurt any sign of bearish price action.

But if stockholders can not simply claim a percentage of a company's value equal to their share, then the fact that companies produce value seems irrelevant to the «Bobs».

A demonstration lesson or modeling experience needs to have some meaning for the teacher; it must not be so far beyond his / her own practice or questions that it seems irrelevant.

Still all of that seems irrelevant when compared to the story's rather contradictory message.

I think he's part of the reason why I enjoyed the movie so much on videotape, even though the fullscreen transfer is a badly botched pan and scan job: Murray's so magnetic that the presence of the other actors frequently seems irrelevant.

This setup seems irrelevant until the next day when the Power Ranger kids, at work at their record store, are all summoned on their magical cell phones.

«Whether the zigzag pattern had a specific meaning or was merely a sort of doodle seems irrelevant,» says David Edelman, a neuroscientist who was most recently at Bennington College in Vermont.

However, that fact seems irrelevant to Ms. Paul, who neither attended the Town of Ramapo meeting on January 15th where the matter was discussed, or issued a statement on whether she is in favor of or against the development.

«The enemy of your enemy» rings a bell:) Everyone and their grandmother keeps accusing Russians of throwing the election to Trump (the fact that they didn't actually do anything other than feed actual, non-fake, real emails to Wikileaks seems irrelevant to people, who previously were all about supporting Wikileaks and Snowden and Panama papers even though the latter caused Iceland's leader to lose the job).

In that case, why is the debate so emphatic about «humans aren't culpable» (which seems irrelevant) and not on the takeaway point that you'd expect to be held, which is «sorry, humans can't do anything about it»?

(Which only applies to gDiapers» disposable inserts, which GladBaby isn't even selling, but that seems irrelevant.)

«It's such a big deal here to have that ice,» said Dan Hopkins, superintendent of Parks and Planning that the cost of trying to make it happen seems irrelevant.

Your waist size seems irrelevant when you are swallowing mouthfuls of nasty lake water; climbing a long, steep hill on your bike; and have aching legs with six miles left to run.

How we die seems irrelevant in this context.

He or she is less enthusiastic about having to master the language of another subject, especially one that seems irrelevant.

But if your plan seems irrelevant, redo it.

Bullying and trolling may seem irrelevant to social media marketing, but for its biggest platforms, the issue is existential.

Furthermore, many big businesses outsource this vetting to a third - party provider, who may ask you things that may seem irrelevant to your business or the scope of your proposed work with the company, but are just part of the process.

That rich history may seem irrelevant to today's global world.

Earlier privacy concerns seem irrelevant, if not quaint, in today's world.

Those books surely reached many for whom straightforward Christian apologetics seemed irrelevant.

The debate over exactly how many Christians were persecuted and martyred may seem irrelevant centuries later.

This isolates theological wisdom into «academic disciplines» which then seem irrelevant, and it empties practice (what ministers do as ministers) of theological understanding.

Although love's extravagances might seem irrelevant to life's larger concerns, they are in reality fundamental.

Much of this may seem irrelevant or unnecessary in a response to Dr. Suchocki's essay.

The denominational differences of Europe and America seemed irrelevant in the mission field where Christians, even if all were counted together, were still a tiny minority.

When a friend is diagnosed with cancer, raising kids is a challenge, God seems distant, or life is hard, this kind of worship can seem irrelevant and disconnected from everyday life.

These remarks about equilibrium, protectiveness and stability may seem irrelevant to the concept of personal identity interpreted in terms of the habitual body, but in fact, they are not.

I will say that since my comment seemed irrelevant to you then, therefore you're either not a scientific - materialist, or you are, but you disagree on my point that you reject all religion / philosophy because they [by definition, btw] can not be proven scientifically.

At that point, Morientes's away goal seemed irrelevant, but another in the second leg and two from Ludovic Guily sent Monaco through to the semi-finals.

I appreciate the efforts of admin to keep posting, but for me, and I don't think I'm alone in this, such minor questions seem irrelevant.