Sentence examples for Rising relevance from inspiring English sources
Not only have celebrities like Lil Wayne, Suze Orman and George Lopez lent their names to different prepaid debit cards in the last year — a development which actually speaks to their rising relevance and the money behind them — but the mega-bank presence in the market has increased as well.
In short, all these developments point towards the rising relevance of renewables especially solar power.
In particular, the significant increase in proportion of ill travelers returning with enteric fever or dengue or seeking rabies PEP suggests that these conditions might have rising relevance for clinicians caring for ill returned travelers.
This problem has been especially acute for interdisciplinary studies, perhaps rising in relevance and importance with the relatively recent rise of Systems Science to prominence.
Y. enterocolitica serogroup O 3 biotype 4 (in the following designated as serobiotype O 3/4 or O 3/4) comprises about 80-90% of human isolates in Germany and Europe, with rising global relevance [ 5- 7].
Lest we forget, Kim rose to relevance as "one of Paris Hilton's friends" (or, really, "one of Paris Hilton's closet organizers").
There are already some rumblings moving to replace websites completely, with favoritism toward apps and other dedicated, more immediate forms of interaction and information provision rising in both relevance and popularity.
It is strongly associated with aging and its medical relevance is rising in the Western population given the increasing proportion of older people.
The issue had risen to unexpected relevance with the prosecution of a young woman who had self-administered abortion pills.
Served in a deep glass bowl, as it ought to be, the tuna over the greens dressed for vigorous afternoon walking along the Promenade des Anglais, it serves as hope that this once mighty salad might rise again to relevance.
