Whether the gross domestic product is rising briskly or not at all is immaterial if a particular company is priced at less than its readily ascertainable net asset value.

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It was immaterial that the internship program allegedly provided a valuable management training experience for the individuals in question.

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And of course, once you're using a laptop on a table, weight becomes almost immaterial.

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In that context, the risk of a bond market collapse akin to 1994 is not immaterial.

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Roche is a huge Swiss giant and thus this negative development is immaterial to the stock price of Roche.

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Was the information just part of a larger investment strategy which was so small that it seemed immaterial?

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Ian Davidson, in the Financial Times, says the push for a more federal Europe may render Mr Cameron's views "immaterial" .

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The Academies Act 2010 said it was "immaterial if there is an intention of the local authority to use the site... for a different school".

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The deal will be immaterial to 2011 non-GAAP results, but will reduce GAAP results by 30-34 cents a share, mostly for charges related to the GSI businesses to be divested.

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