Sentence examples for a relevant detail from inspiring English sources

It was fairly late in the evening, so there wasn't much chance that the restaurant was going to have a great many new arrivals and new orders — a relevant detail.

An article on June 28 about the continued weakness of some European banks omitted a relevant detail about the French bank BNP Paribas, and in so doing may have left the impression that the bank was undercapitalized.

If a subject reports the presence of a blue sky, is it reasonable to consider that a relevant detail?

The Times ultimately appended an editor's note saying that the article had "omitted a relevant detail". .

George did acknowledge in the letter that the initial TIGTA report did not disclose what is likely a relevant detail: progressive groups were flagged as "potential political cases" in some instances.

In making the movie, Mr. Ray took a reportorial approach, interviewing and re-interviewing leading players for any relevant detail.

The council responded: "We are confident that the independent assessor's report... contained all relevant detail needed for [council] members to make an informed decision.

This is the kind of data distortion Mr. Rubinstein disparages: "There were actually 73 10th graders," Mr. Rubinstein writes, "who had dwindled to 44 seniors — a pretty relevant detail".

I'm not saying the developer has done a stellar job of communicating the ins and outs of competitive play in any of its tournaments so far, but at least now it's leaning into the idea by obscuring nearly all relevant details from a recent cryptic announcement.

Imagine two lawyers meeting a prospective client, one who can recall all relevant details, including precedents and related cases, and one who can't.

911: Please text all relevant details.