Sentence examples for Relevant matter from inspiring English sources

TheraDate cuts to more psychologically relevant matter, with questions like these: Did you have a good relationship with your mother?

Further, it agreed with the Democrats' claims that they had tried to maintain "communities of interest," another relevant matter.

Brittin, the president of Google Europe, the Middle East and Africa, declined to respond to a request to say how much he was paid, saying: "I'll happily disclose that if it's a relevant matter for the committee".

Performance improvement of x86 processors is a relevant matter.

"We are confident, however, that the relevant matter involving HMRC will be resolved in the very near future and no action as specified in the public notice will be necessary".

An intellectual virtue will then be a cognitive excellence: an innate ability or acquired habit that allows one to reliably achieve some intellectual good, such as truth in a relevant matter.

The resultant six scales are: Use of expertise (UE): the degree to which the tutor uses his/her knowledge of relevant subject matter to help students (e.g. "The tutor used his/her subject-matter knowledge to help us").

His goal was to "delight and allure" students by interesting them in the relevant subject matter, rather than force-feeding them facts to memorize.

The reality is very likely to surprise us, time and again, even when good foresight studies are available on the relevant subject matter.

Careful and explicit distinguishing of proximate, ultimate, and divine causation not just in an introductory "nature of science" lesson, but regularly throughout the course in regards to relevant subject matter such as evolution can help to avoid this.

If you can knowledgeably (531e10) pick out a good speaker on a subject, you can also pick out the bad speaker on it, since the precondition of doing the former is that you have knowledge of the relevant subject matter.