Sentence examples similar to aiming for relevance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ho's text, written with Ruth Margraff, aims for a relevance that it does not achieve in any serious way, undercut by a television sitcom tone that is surprising in view of his reputation as a cultural activist.

Others aimed for contemporary relevance.

This underlines the importance of the relevance condition aiming for initial inclusiveness of stakeholders in the mechanism for achieving compromise.

Whereas Norman Daniels is correct that, even with stakeholder participation, a process not aimed at accountability for reasonableness will not achieve legitimacy (21), it would be important for the relevance condition aiming for inclusion of stakeholders in the mechanism for achieving compromise.

Avoid aiming for faces.

While the focus is Europe, the inclusion in the consultation group of members from all six world regions has aimed for cross-cultural relevance of all content so that it is useful to a much wider population.

Now just like taking on Jim Cramer isn't entirely fair to CNBC, it should be noted that Comedy Central has also given birth to The Colbert Report, South Park, Chapelle's Show, That's My Bush, and others, which have, with widely varying degrees of success aimed for importance and real-world relevance.

In this study we aimed for a clarification of the relevance of different insulin resistance mediating factors in an acute inflammatory situation.

He aims for an account that will be of relevance everywhere.

We aimed for high sensitivity to capture a large number of articles that would later be assessed for relevance.

Recognizing the clinical relevance of borderline pulmonary arterial pressure increase in scleroderma patients, future studies should aim for clear evidence for diagnostic and therapeutic algorithms for this population.