relatively immaterial

Examples (10)

• For him, the cost of the taxi was relatively immaterial compared to missing his flight.
• The minor details of the report are relatively immaterial to the main conclusion.
• Whether it rains or not is relatively immaterial; we'll have fun either way.
• In the grand scheme of things, individual contributions can sometimes feel relatively immaterial.
• Her past experience, while valuable, was relatively immaterial to this specific new role.
• The exact time of arrival became relatively immaterial once they knew the event was delayed.
• The color of the car was relatively immaterial as long as it was reliable.
• Compared to saving lives, profit margins seemed relatively immaterial to the doctors.
• The small fluctuations in the market are relatively immaterial to long-term investors.
• His personal feelings were relatively immaterial when making a professional decision.