Sentence examples for At relevancy from inspiring English sources

"We're not good at relevancy right now, and they are," he said.

Paris Hilton's Attempts At Relevancy The thing is, it hasn't been 2003 for a long time (since 2003, to be precise).

In an embarrassing attempt at relevancy, Canada's official Twitter account went so far as to claim we invented pineapple on pizza back in 1962 which is not a statement without controversy.

Paul Oakenfold's smash-and-grab attempt at relevancy with a #futurehouse remix of RHCP's mopey croon-a-long "Otherside" is less topless Kelly Kapowski and more shirtless Bob Dole.

JO: He's like, "Maybe it would be better if we had three or four songs that could maybe drive the record and kind of eliminate some of Ondrasik's manic attempts at relevancy artistically.

But for the thimbleful of minutes that Fleur East performed the unreleased Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars single Uptown Funk on Saturday night, X Factor achieved something that it hadn't really had a sniff of for years, if it ever achieved it at all – relevancy.

Ceramide has been long known to be involved in apoptosis [37] [39] and recent work is looking at the relevancy of ceramide in cancer [40] [42] and in cancer therapy [43], [44].

These doses of BPA allowed investigation of a broad range of BPA daily intake values, ranging from doses estimated to be at human relevancy (BPA2.5 and BPA25) to exposures based on the existing regulatory daily intake limits of BPA in the United States (BPA250 and BPA2500) (National Toxicology Program 1982).

In the end, you can look at their relevancy and resources availability and take decision.

Conservative talk radio host Steve Deace said the Libertarian Party missed a "golden opportunity" to claim relevancy at a time when the two major party nominees are unpopular. .

He first knocked Madonna's attempt to prove her relevancy at Ultra Music Festival by making a joke about ecstasy use, then told Rolling Stone he thinks DJ'ing is not an art.