Sentence examples for an added relevance from inspiring English sources

For instance, a poster appearing on the side of a Manhattan bus, promoting a new product sold by PepsiCo, took on an added relevance.

The issue of gender equality in Hollywood we mentioned here a few issues back took on added relevance this past week when it was announced that the ACLU wanted investigations into discrimination in Hollywood.

Athletic began the day a point behind Deportivo, giving this clash added relevance in the race for European places next season.

It caught on two years ago when the Cloud Nine label was being slapped on an herbal synthetic product, and it might have added relevance today, since e-cigarette fans compete to have the biggest clouds.

But even without that added relevance, "The Legend of Rita" would be a powerful document, an attempt to reckon with a recent history too easily airbrushed by triumphalism and complacency.

The present findings gained added relevance from recent evidence that a specific humoral immune response is evoked by antigens of certain types at least of human cancer.

Time of day and weather can also be taken into account to create added relevance, and brands could also enable a location-based notification when a specific product is available at a nearby store.

That said, a recent study by Yahoo finds that most consumers are not only aware of online personalisation but that they believe that it provides added relevance – with 78% of those surveyed expressing a desire for some type of personalised content.

The stem cell issue took on added relevance this month after the Democratic-led Congress passed a measure similar to the earlier bill that Mr. Bush vetoed and that Mr. Romney spoke favorably about in 2005.

The location of this year's Street Child World Cup gives the event added relevance.

The third is distressed debt, which gained added relevance after the credit squeeze.