Sentence examples for a relevant force from inspiring English sources
But the liberal "educated community" is not a relevant force in Russia.
It's committing these attacks to show people that it can still do these operations and is still a relevant force.
And no, I don't look like that video, because that video was 15 years ago .Back in 2005, Smith confessed to be worrying about remaining a relevant force in hip-hop: "I don't want to become anybody's coffee table project," he said.
The American officials described an Iraqi government that seems to be on the brink of collapse, barely existing as a relevant force in the country, undone not by the removal of its leaders but by the gradual destruction of the leadership's ability to command and communicate.
Many will never have heard of the acts – often labelled "alt-country" in an effort to distinguish them from the conveyor belt of air-brushed Nashville cowboys – to have made country music a relevant force: the Jayhawks, Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, Whiskeytown, Gillian Welch and early Wilco to name a few.
Downing Street said the meeting would be critical in ensuring the defence and security alliance remained a "relevant force fit for the 21st Century".
DL Vinoo Mankad was an exceptional all-rounder, taking 162 wickets and scoring 2,109 runs in 44 Tests at a time when India weren't a particularly relevant force in international cricket.
If you think there's been a tad too much coverage of the newly released autobiography of a 54-year-old expat who was a culturally relevant force sometime back in the last millennium, then you are, perhaps, showing your age.
Ultimately, it was the result of a years-long generational transition, transforming the party into a modern, relevant force of the left.
"I think it's an excellent initiative, and I think if they develop their journalistic capacity a little bit and focus in on some of the big issues and big figures and big claims, they will be a very relevant force".
They recognize that religious communities and individuals are an active, relevant force in our society -- and often, an extremely positive one -- even if they don't align themselves with a particular tradition.
