War at Sea had limited impact to the outcome of WW1:

Yes:

The two fleets only confronted each other once at the Battle of Jutland (31 st May 1916). After the Battle
of Jutland, Germany never brought out its fleet ever again.

Britain managed to find counter U-boat measures such as minefields, depth charges, Q-boats and
convoy systems.

 Q-Boats responsible for 10% of U-boats sunk

 By 1918 only 1% of convoys were sunk by U-boats
 20/63 U-boats destroyed in 1917 because they had hit a mine
 In 1918, an improved design to Depth charges meant that 22 U-boats were sunk

By mid-1918, German U-boat losses became so high that their threat was mitigated. Morale of U-
boat crews was also very low.

Allies` unsuccessful Gallipoli Campaign: deadlock on western front not broken, Russia faced the prospect
of slow starvation (access too Dardanelles was still closed)

German raids (e.g. Great Yarmouth, Scarborough, Whitby and Hartlepool) were insignificant because
they were small.

No:

The war at sea had been responsible for impactful events during the First World War. Britain, with their
powerful navy, had managed to form blockades around Germany to stop the supply of food and goods,
slowly starving the German population. This had broken down morale in both the home front and war
front of Germany. When German soldiers captured British and French supply dumps during the
Ludendorff Offensive fund heaps of food, adding to the lack f trust in the German government.

It was as quite impactful as it led to the entry of the US:

 The Lusitania, carrying American people, was sunk by a German U-boat.

 This outraged the American people, convincing America to officially enter the war rather than
secretly supply the Triple Entente.

The entry of the US had great impact in the defeat of Germany:

 Allied troops saw rise in morale as young, enthusiastic US troops replaced tired ones.
 German morale fell as their exhausted troops struggled to keep up.
 America also supplied troops during the Hundred Days offensive and ultimately won the war
for the Allies.