Sentence examples for a more relevant issue from inspiring English sources
While battery life is an issue worth considering, a more relevant issue for the conflict might be the capabilities of the weapon.
As storage data density in hard-disk drives (HDDs) increases, precision positioning of HDD heads becomes a more relevant issue to ensure enormous amounts of data to be properly written and read.
She says that while charter schools have become a harder sell in left-leaning, anti-Trump states, she's glad that overall it has become a more relevant issue.
Reimbursement might be a more relevant issue with testing in U.S. Therefore, participants from U.S. preferred cost as second priority issue over specificity while the rest of world viewed cost and specificity as evenly important.
With a proportion of about 50%, DK answers may be a more relevant issue affecting WTP than PV's.
For the gaseous pollutant, SO2, this may be a more relevant issue, as SO2concentrations are known to decrease substantially as distance from source increases.
The social and economic integration of immigrants has become an even more relevant issue that governments must deal with as a result of the current refugee crisis.
Tolerability of first-line VEGFr-TKIs may be an even more relevant issue in clinical practice compared with clinical trials (Choueiri et al, 2010; Porta et al, 2011b).
The evaluation of seismic vulnerability of industrial constructions is a more and more relevant issue considering the damage occurred as consequence of recent earthquakes all over the world.
Trying to measure the efficacy of prayer as a medical treatment obscures the more relevant issue of ensuring that health care providers meet patients' spiritual needs.
Yet, with early results showing Mr. Hasanli headed to a resounding defeat — a loss that appeared preordained from the moment a referendum was adopted in 2009 clearing the way for Mr. Aliyev to seek a third five-year term — the more relevant issue was fairness, which seemed to be lacking in the election.
