1. Synonyms: bearing, connection, materiality… Antonyms: extraneousness, inApplicability, irrelevance…

2. 1 His idea was rejected as an irrelevance.

3. 6 Age is an irrelevance for most jobs.

4. Irrelevance of the manner of entry in the accounts

5. 3 The Patriotic Front has been a political irrelevance.

6. 12 The irrelevance of his answer puzzled the audience.

7. 7 The irrelevance of such an attitude is obvious.

8. Your wealth, fame and temporal power will shrivel to irrelevance.

9. 11 the irrelevance of the curriculum to children's daily life.

10. 4 The presidency is beginning to appear a political irrelevance.

11. 2 Sympathy is an irrelevance - we need practical help.

12. The Patriotic Front has been a political irrelevance.

13. The presidency is beginning to appear a political irrelevance.

14. If global institutions and systems do not adapt, they will risk irrelevance.

15. 27 What can I say in answer to this charge of irrelevance?

16. 8 Rawls's critics argue that this attests to the irrelevance of his ideas.

17. 13 This problem also explains the near - total irrelevance of the United Nations General Assembly.

18. This problem also explains the near - total irrelevance of the United Nations General Assembly.

19. Many of these problems may simply fade into irrelevance when the new rules come into force.

20. 9 So,[www.Sentencedict.com] the political irrelevance of our subjects did not diminish our desperation.

21. 29 In such a context Mr Bush's grandiose schemes are not only unwelcome; they are an irrelevance.

22. 30 For most lay Catholics, the debate over Church policy has long since passed into irrelevance.

23. 22 Student power, Danny the Red, Tariq Ali, debates on the irrelevance of the education system.

24. 26 Although most of them were being paid so little that employment had become a farce, an irrelevance.

25. So implausible, so achingly out of touch are they, no amount of Toytown trickery can disguise their ancient irrelevance.

26. 24 Pensions policy accompanied long-term labour-market trends, which increasingly confirmed the economic irrelevance of elderly workers.

27. 15 Your tutor may be generous to a fault but can not reward irrelevance or peripheral knowledge display.

28. Your tutor may be generous to a fault but can not reward irrelevance or peripheral knowledge display.

29. 5 Many of these problems may simply fade into irrelevance when the new rules come into force.

30. 10 Schooling was seen by many parents as an irrelevance at best; at worst as a downright intrusion.

31. But this is not to dismiss his vision as an irrelevance in the forging of a nascent science.

32. Without taking this risk, the potential for our prophetic communication role to fall into the abyss of irrelevance is very great.

33. 19 Owen's own first chosen vehicle, the co-operative community, had become an irrelevance and was seen to be impracticable.

34. 20 Meanwhile, three other candidates demonstrated for a national television audience their growing irrelevance to the struggle for the nomination.

35. 23 Without taking this risk, the potential for our prophetic communication role to fall into the abyss of irrelevance is very great.

36. 18 No equivalent figures are given for Cramlington because of the irrelevance of the information given for Cramlington before the late 1970s.

37. 19 But this is not to dismiss his vision as an irrelevance in the forging of a nascent science.

38. 21 Republicanism was a gathering storm at a time when the monarchy seemed an expensive irrelevance to the questions of the day.

39. Orwell feared the truth would be concealed from us, and Huxley feared we would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance.

40. It is a matter of finding out, differencing worthiness and irrelevance, connectedness and distantness, warmth and Aloofness, brightness and dimness

41. 28 So implausible, so achingly out of touch are they, no amount of Toytown trickery can disguise their ancient irrelevance.

42. 17 Owen's own first chosen vehicle, the co-operative community, had become an irrelevance and was seen to be impracticable.

43. Republicanism was a gathering storm at a time when the monarchy seemed an expensive irrelevance to the questions of the day.

44. 25 Moral philosophers often ignore empathy as though it were an irrelevance outside their province, a matter for psychology perhaps rather than philosophy.

45. Missile defence has a political momentum that makes a supposedly awkward question such as whether it really works pale almost into irrelevance.

46. Political scientists and Senate abolitionists should study the history of Bill C-# if they wish to advance the arguments about the irrelevance of the Senate

47. 14 Missile defence has a political momentum that makes a supposedly awkward question such as whether it really works pale almost into irrelevance.

48. Brexit wrangle needs jaw, jaw; RECORD VIEW He cannot let his party drift into abject irrelevance, a place full of tubthumping Blowhards who'd rather make noise than policy.

49. The Buggiest System TBS - After a realization of his irrelevance, Zhou Lei gets a life-changing system that enables him to redeem himself - in the most attention-catching way possible!Sy

50. It would face the risk of irrelevance; and in accordance with the circumstances of the last century; the policies and rules we emphasized on will face the risk of continuing turbulence with no one capable of addressing it.

51. And what I admire and appreciate about this project, aside from the fact, including the fact that it's based on real human need, is that it's a fantastic example of courage in the face of a sea of irrelevance.

52. ‘The upsetting part of this story is the Absoluteness of technology and the irrelevance of humanity.’ ‘The Puritan paradox, to name it such, was that a rigorous defense of the Absoluteness of Scripture as an objective, prescriptive code, could not be made without a critical analysis of …

53. Parliament's increasing irrelevance in sorting out these problems--indeed, its role in exacerbating them--is fueling a growing preference among Indians for a presidential system of government that removes executive functions from the oversight of an institution that has been addled and rendered impotent by undisciplined factions.

54. The previous line of reasoning also makes clear the irrelevance of the level of employment on the day of recruitment already alluded to. For it is not the purpose to determine whether on that precise date the number of employees is greater than the average for the previous year, but rather to ascertain whether the system of relief from social security contributions enables the undertaking to increase its employment rate, which, first, is measured annually and, second, includes both full-time permanent employees and (in the relevant proportions) permanent employees employed on discontinuous, seasonal and part-time bases.