Sentence examples for accurate relevant from inspiring English sources

The way we think about the contribution of brands and branding must also keep moving to stay accurate, relevant and useful to modern business.

The Crisis Response team's mission is: to deliver accurate, relevant and credible information to the public, leveraging Google's reach and scale, for all emergency events affecting life and property as fast as possible across many Google products.

The ability of editors and contributors to find, deliver and improve the content of Wikimedia projects heavily depends on having search engines that provide the most accurate, relevant and truthful data".

According to Saket et al. (2010), the objective of the NFMA is "to contribute to the sustainable management of forests and trees outside forests by providing national decision makers and stakeholders with the means of acquiring accurate, relevant and cost-effective information on the state, uses, management of the forestry resources and land use changes.

Theories and research exists to guide communicators at each level in creating CSR or sustainability related SMART (i.e., strategic, memorable, accurate, relevant, and trustworthy) messages and disseminating them through an organization, through a supply chain, and within interorganizational collaborations (see Allen 2016).

Real speech means that what we say is accurate, relevant, engaging and constructive.

But is the image it portrays of Cornwall fair, accurate or relevant?

-Which search appears to have produced the most accurate or relevant results?

The Climate Commission was created to provide independent, accurate and relevant information to the public about global warming.

"Remarkably, the book remains quite accurate and relevant to clinical practice today," he said.

"We continually review our country information and guidance to ensure it is up-to-date, accurate and relevant, so that staff can make fair and considered decisions".