Sentence examples for Fairly relevant from inspiring English sources
Before anyone tries to attack Smith and say that he was being irresponsible, they may want to consider a fairly relevant point he made at one point during the barrage: Dude its 2pm china time relax!
Mr. Ratliff has spent many years devising big, long articles for magazines like Wired, and he said the structural rigor of building a narrative turned out to be fairly relevant to building a business — give or take a few key differences.
The headline seems to be fairly relevant, and I'm interested in understanding how they determine the most newsworthy items of the day.
Stories range from the hottest restaurant reviews and concerts to recent crime reports in the area, and are generally fairly relevant to your current location (though stories that seem pretty random do occasionally pop up).
While the 2006 MTV VMAs were just 10 years ago and (with a few notable exceptions) almost everyone in attendance is still fairly relevant today, the show still feels extremely dated.
Given the controversy over fracking and the many disasters that have followed humans' endless pursuit of new energy sources, "Ring of Fire" is rooted in ideas that are fairly relevant.
Second, the council's director must be perceived as an honest broker who fairly represents relevant cabinet members' views before the president, without exploiting his proximity to the president to advocate his own agenda.
"But we're exploring [ways to] fairly recompense all relevant rights holders for plays of this kind of material; a whole new avenue for the industry at large.
Are the benefits and costs distributed fairly between the relevant stakeholders (PPP producers, farmers, trade, consumers) and the affected parties (all citizens, tax payers, and future generations)?
The assumption is that the contents would be relevant fairly standardized irrespective of who the participants are.
