Sentence examples for a highly relevant example from inspiring English sources

In doing so, this research is a highly relevant example for cities in crisis, where collective action is supporting as well as challenging the co-created meaning of a place (brand).

We take the global system for mobile communications (GSM) case as a highly relevant example, being part of a high-tech industry in which standards play a large role.

And there is a highly relevant example -- the web.

The incorporation of archaeological information brings the possibility of economic interpretations as well as political and social organization to this important and highly relevant example of "tribes as states" in the Middle East.

Teaching students about cancer from an evolutionary perspective would not only enhance the students' understanding of cancer, but would provide highly relevant examples for why evolutionary biology is so important.

Two highly relevant examples are the sovereignty votes in Quebec in 1995 and Scotland in 2014.

Type 2 diabetes represents a highly relevant and important example of a genetically complex chronic disease.

So for example, Apsalar could help an advertiser target "a highly relevant audience" that has "a high propensity to make in-app purchases".

DoJ now says this is a highly relevant consideration.

"The commissioner failed to even consider a highly relevant alternative penalty".

The defense papers noted, without elaboration, "Dr. Patterson's report also glosses over a highly relevant family history of mental illness".