Sentence examples for Maintain its relevance from inspiring English sources

For the industry to maintain its relevance, it must find a way to reverse this declining attendance trend.

But, "if NATO wants to maintain its relevance, it has to do something," said Sebastian Gorka, of the Atlantic Council's Strategic Advisers Group.

Despite advances in gay rights over the years, Rhodes said that he expects his Peabody bequest to maintain its relevance when it goes into effect after his death.

If it wants to help the Hall of Fame maintain its relevance as shrine to the game's great and a museum to its past, it should now offer voters official guidance.

In order to build a prosperous future Britain needs to understand its place in the world; a small island desperately reaching out to countries it formerly ruled in order to try to maintain its relevance.

Otherwise NATO will not maintain its relevance in the future".

ASSIMILATOR will also quickly and easily incorporate new data added to the ENCODE project ensuring that it maintains its relevance.

Teradata has a strong chance of maintaining its relevance as it seeks to deliver its powerful SQL engine in the cloud and support a hybrid architecture that integrates open source components like Presto.

A private tour of the Four Seasons Ten Trinity property and panel discussion moderated by Michael Hirschler '99, director of human resources: How is Four Seasons maintaining its relevance in an ever-evolving and nimble luxury marketplace?

Judaism is thus for Mendelssohn primarily a religion of the spoken word precisely as a means of maintaining its relevance to real life in changing, historical contexts and maintaining the personal bonds and Jewish identity among its members.

And though there's rarely an ideal time for a work stoppage, a fall strike would likely exact the most immediate and irreparable damage on network television, which is having trouble maintaining its relevance even with a full stable of writers at work.