Sentence examples for a really relevant from inspiring English sources

That's a really relevant theme for today's audience.

"Having an MSc in a really relevant area of work did help Noor stand out," Chater says.

Foundries have a really relevant role both in economical terms and as regards the energy demand.

One exception is for the model which conditions on individuals having high skill (defined as having college education or college degree), as per the F-statistics (=1.35), previous inflow of Mexican immigrants is not a really relevant instrument to predict later Mexican immigrant concentration relative to African-Americans.

Vicky Creevey: "It's better to select a few really relevant platforms for your industry and keep them up-to-date.

To what extent the presumed a priori is really relevant and scientific.

Just a gimmick, nothing really relevant to the plot, just something you'd consider very natural during dialogue.

Usually only a few terms are really relevant in such a representation.

Having said all that, recently a couple of male reviewers have told me that they did get a lot from the book and found a lot of the exercises really relevant, so that was a nice bonus.

A consumer wants an experience that is really relevant to them.

"It's easy to forget about people when they're losing, when a team's not really relevant and not on TV," he said.