Sentence examples for a special relevance from inspiring English sources

Globalization has a special relevance for the island's artists.

The most interesting research takes on a special relevance just now.

As a result, "we have a special relevance in the game," he added.

Concerning that, investigation of effective and low cost sorption materials for radionuclides immobilization has a special relevance.

That election has a special relevance today because David Cameron was one of the "brat pack" of young Tory apparatchiks working for Mr Major.

Your last story in the magazine, "Invasion of the Martians," seemed to have a special relevance to the times we were living in and through.

This is a popular theme in contemporary art but has a particular, even special relevance here.

It's a day of special relevance to children, who are particularly vulnerable in times of conflict, when they are often exposed to abuse and exploitation.

I speak of the rooftop bar, an institution with special relevance to New York City, where the roofs are higher, the views longer, the promise grander.

HQ is an oxidant of special relevance due to its presence not only in cigarette smoke but also in foodstuff and atmospheric pollutants as well as its widespread occurrence in nature.

Optimizing the clinical outcomes following treatment with biopharmaceuticals is an issue of special relevance to immune-compromised patients struggling with chronic diseases.