Sentences with phrase «seen as irrelevant»

Additionally, those extra facts will be seen as irrelevant by HR staff who may never pass your resume along to the manager.

Because of public perception (and attitudes in current veterinary practice), there is a tendency for complementary and natural medicine to be seen as irrelevant to the more conventional small animal veterinary practice, is particularly important.

Because of public perception (and attitudes in current veterinary practice), there is a tendency for complementary and alternative medicine to be seen as irrelevant to the more conventional small animal veterinary practice, is particularly important.

«We want to make them meaningful,» Weisbrod said about the budget proposals, «They have been seen as irrelevant until now.»

Indeed, the Westminster Bubble (which sadly does exist) means that that beautiful palace in the middle of London, the so - called Mother of All Parliaments, is increasingly seen as irrelevant and out of touch by millions of people.

Priests and ministers are often the victims of stereotyping by other professionals and seen as irrelevant, untrained, even highly suspect in their motivation.

Galpin said: «I would see it as irrelevant.

If you are seeing it as irrelevant — then your basic SEO implementation is probably off (keyword research, site - structure, and internal linking structure).

There are people who don't understand the importance of cover letter and see it as irrelevant.

Usually it's a case of the borrower focusing on some perceived defect or «injustice» they believe is crucial to the plaintiff's case, zeroing in on that, then finding out the court sees it as irrelevant.

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Those who are convinced that some mechanism makes historically reliable valuation measures wholly irrelevant are perfectly welcome to speculate as they wish, but aside from indignant verbal arguments, we see no rigorous analysis to support that belief.

And as we would soon see â $ «the fiscal balance will just be whatever it is â $ «a relatively uninteresting and irrelevant statistical artifact.»

These decisions gave Congress the power to contract or expand the category of «commerce» as it saw fit; to declare alcohol, traditionally considered a commodity, irrelevant to interstate commerce and thus a matter for the states to deal with; or, in Champion v. Ames, to deem lottery tickets, traditionally not considered a commodity, commercial items subject to regulation by the federal government.

Yet, what you can't help but see as stagnant and irrelevant, I can't help but see as a cherished treasure which gives me hope until I can be held safe in His arms.

Ya I have seen cultural conventions that formed the basis of my religion, but I have dismissed them as being culturally irrelevant to how I express my faith.

The fact that people like snow see this as illogical is irrelevant.

That is to say, any attempt to cover - up something about the situation would have seemed sort of irrelevant to me since I never really saw the success or failure of the emerging movement as particularly hinging on people like Tony in the first place.

They see the origins of behavior as largely irrelevant to therapeutic change and growth.

Logically, he would discover God there, and he did not feel the need to make a transition from the ideal to the cosmological order, for the latter was seen as the region of sin, contingency and error, and hence quite irrelevant.

The tendency was to see most of these «theologies of» as expressing the interests of discontented bourgeois and as irrelevant to the truly pressing problem of liberating the oppressed.

(or any basis in fact as we see no temple today) It is sad thing to me that people have run after these irrelevant fantasies.

A portrayal of God which would see him as in no sense thus affected would be alien to the general biblical picture, and would reduce human activity to a meaningless and irrelevant series of events.

I'd love to see a synopsis of your proof, or at least a bibliography of your sources, excluding the Bible, of course, as it's irrelevant.

For Reality See muslim will burn their own irrelevant primitive islamic words to punish the Sins of islamic ego as foretold by islam itself.

In England, the dioceses of Lancaster and Shrewsbury have made particularly effective use of the internet in pushing out good news and keeping up with the way in whichpeople choose to receive information, but in some dioceses there is often still an attitude in which people see the internet as irrelevant, looking down on what they see as technically advanced enthusiasts who spend too much time «playing on their computers».

Far from indicating effete and irrelevant erudition, the capacity to talk about Jane Austen or T.S. Eliot or James Joyce was once seen as clear indication of a highly developed and socially relevant mind.

Jesus» response is in effect to declare the question irrelevant, to disassociate the man's suffering from any attempt to «explain» it, and instead to see the suffering simply as the occasion for the manifestation of the divine power to heal.

If a user deems a piece of content as irrelevant to them, the brand's chances of getting future content seen is greatly diminished - not a great position to be in when a new product is launched, for example.

Zidane in - season choices do not have long term considerations which could be seen as good, bad or irrelevant.

Facts are irrelevant to a degree — what you see on the pitch is reality - and the true facts are we have been gradually declining year on year and my article is a question that is hypothetical as there isn't a right answer or wrong answer..

Our player saves it and clears it off the line straight off the pitch — you will see at least 10 times in a weekend of football that a player shoots and is then connected with by the opposition — these are not fouls because the advantage is the shot and once it has been taken as long as the ball is out of playing distance of the fouled player then the foul is irrelevant.

Both are irrelevant seeing as we play that weird old 4 -1-1-3-1 that is about as gimped as you get when trying to put it accurately on a position board.

Still, society understands and expects marriage, despite the fact that some see it as becoming more irrelevant at the same time same - sex couples are continuin fighting for the right to have it.

The lower protein content is irrelevant; most of us get plenty of it already, seeing as how it is pervasive in the food supply.

There is a tradition in socialism of seeing politics as less important, irrelevant even, when compared to economics.

The UK has been left with no allies in the EU and precious little good will — and while in some quarters there is irritation and antagonism, mostly the UK is now so marginalised it is seen simply as increasingly irrelevant.

Tools are not causes of social actions, but parts of socio - technical action, things that help us do some things, hinder others, and are integral to how we live, act, and see ourselves — this is also how I hope people will think of the role of social networking sites and other technologies in the popular uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, not as causes, or as irrelevant, but as tools (for protesters, though sometimes also for security forces)-- in North Africa, even with a less than open internet, some of those involved in recent events certainly seemed to produce their own role as active citizens partially through the use of everyday tools and technologies.

With this collection she has produced a painful and powerful vision of a nation throughout its stages of anticipation and agony, while reminding us all that the pictures we see on news screens are not quite as distant and irrelevant as we might sometimes imagine.

And with the Liberal Democrats increasingly irrelevant locally, as was seen by their disastrous showing in Seven Sisters recently, it is clear that Conservatives are the only credible choice to form the next Government».

But is is clear he believes that it will be seen as increasingly irrelevant as time moves on and the world adapts to changing economic conditions.

First, a belligerent president who says that, «either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists,» sees leaders to deal with and leaders to dismiss as irrelevant, morally inferior, or unworthy.

This week, we hear two views on union membership, so before you jump in, or write the issue off as irrelevant, see what our contributors have to say.

The funders also saw the idea of infertility research as irrelevant because curbing population was a global priority.

Increasing the number of African - Americans in biotech will benefit the industry as a whole, she says; whether Merck sees a direct benefit is irrelevant.

Skeptics see many new technologies as irrelevant for the daily lives of poor people: «Do poor people who are struggling to put children in school and find health care really need the Internet?»

Sometimes it's hard for me to imagine that once upon a time, I saw health as a waste of time and wellness as some sort of ideological theory that was irrelevant to my lifestyle.

He convinces her to audition for a bit - part in a show and as she moves up the entertainment ladder and gains fame, he shuns the talkies, seeing them as a passing fad, and in doing so becomes increasingly irrelevant.

Each year is treated as a fresh start, and even if information about prior performance is available, it may be seen as largely irrelevant to the task at hand.

New standards and tests with a myopic focus on text without regard for the reader (i.e. the child actually doing the reading), without regard for their interests, knowledge, and passions, will serve to further disengage children from the splendor of reading and give students more reasons to see school, and reading, as irrelevant.

Instead of seeing tests as irrelevant or a waste of time, as some parents complain, tests will become a tool to learn more about a student's progress.