Sentence examples for a particular relevance from inspiring English sources
And this has a particular relevance to politicians.
The exhibitions at the centre have a particular relevance on a day like this.
Naomi Klein's theory of disaster capitalism has a particular relevance for housing.
The performance-development balance also has a particular relevance to the work-life realm.
It is also of a particular relevance for foreign language education.
Puritanism encouraged work rather than works, and this has a particular relevance with regards to holy water as a sacrament.
Together these data point to a very particular relevance of zinc in MAP.
It's a subject of particular relevance in Sheffield where the Parkhill estate became a blot on the landscape; but Frayn also reminds us of the way just about every British city has suffered from brutalist, skyscraping follies.
He was nominated by Turkey to chair the 1936 Montreux Conference, which was far more successful in negotiating international agreement on passage through the Turkish Straits an issue of particular relevance to Bruce as a veteran of the Gallipoli campaign.
On a per-hectare basis (of particular relevance to a farmer with a fixed land area), the potential revenue is relatively constant through most of the sampling period but falls off at the last harvest date.
In his 2004 essay, CyberPsychology and Behaviour, there is a theory with particular relevance to the Vonderhaar situation.
