Sentence examples for about as relevant from inspiring English sources

About as relevant as anyone else's, surely?

In the world according to "Nightcrawler," though, where network news is a serial offender against taste, the idea of respect is about as relevant as a sword fight, and there is no such place as offstage.

Look, there are many things one can say about the Queen, but talking about her fashion sense seems about as relevant to me as musing upon Simon Cowell's thoughts on the Middle East peace process.

In fact, opposing anti-Catholicism in the United States by denouncing Bob Jones is about as relevant to today's reality as combating medical errors by condemning leeches and snake oil.

Of course, if Anglicanism were not the established church, the view of non-members on its unequal opportunities would be about as relevant as Richard Dawkins's take on literal transubstantiation.

I know that some Cardinals supporters have found it trendy to point out that Arizona is 10-2 over their last 14 games, but that is about as relevant as noting that Arizona is 13-17 over their last 30 games.

The old one is nearing its eight month birthday and thanks to the rapid Android aging process, it's about as a relevant as a Handspring Visor at this point.

This DW schema can provide data about characteristics appearing as relevant in a virtual screening experiment, shared in the dimension tables about the whole experiment; molecular descriptors; database from with structures were collected; proteins; ligands and atoms.

Charles Dickens' warnings about poverty are as relevant today as in 1843, when his classic Christmas novel was first published.

There were about 260 BBC stories per year, of which about 170 were classed as relevant to reports of cancer research.

This paper reports on those findings specifically related to the theme of uncertainty as relevant to teaching about cultural diversity.