Sentence examples for also relevant is from inspiring English sources

Also relevant is the word's intent.

But also relevant is the question of which countries are capable of running nuclear plants safely.

Also relevant is Ms. Jonas's habit of turning the monitors on their sides, a neat trick that forces you to think of them as sculpture.

Also relevant is Oei's observation that his clients aren't the richest or the best-connected people in China; they want their children to have access to the cultural and political capital that is unavailable to them.

Also relevant is the work of the installation artist Sarah Sze (who to her credit is looking less Stella-like again, in a wonderful corner piece at the newly renovated Asia Society and Museum) and of painters and painterly sculptors like Steve DiBenedetto, Franz Akermann, Jessica Stockholder, Judy Pfaff and Matthew Ritchie.

Also relevant is this thought from Richard Betts, a climatologist for Britain's climate agency: Asking a climate scientist to define a "safe" or "dangerous" level of global warming is like asking a weather forecaster to decide whether you should cancel your wedding, school sports day, or other event because he's issued a severe weather warning.

Also relevant are Rivane Neuenschwander's colored-over newspaper comic strips.

Also relevant are the life experiences of the many families of disabled children whom I have treated in my practice as a psychiatrist.

Also relevant are Jules Olitski's "Elephant Hide" paintings and, more generally, the post-Pollock researches of Lyrical Abstraction, a brief offshoot of Color Field painting.

Also relevant was the professionalisation of police-station custody and interviews with the introduction of independent custody officers and custody records, tape-recording of interviews and the presence of solicitors.

Also relevant are the physiological events that intervene between the sensory stimuli and the bodily response.