Sentence examples for any more relevance from inspiring English sources

But Girardi would also be foolish to think that he will encounter a distraction that has any more relevance to him or his team.

Although that didn't seem to have any more relevance to highways than Planned Parenthood or Iran, it was agreed by a majority of those in the Senate that it was essential to reauthorize the bank and that seemed the only place it could be done before the Senators went off on vacation.

Nothing changed -- except that song lyrics of "There ain't gonna be any middle any more" gained further relevance.

Wittgenstein famously remarked in 1923, "Darwin's theory has no more relevance for philosophy than any other hypothesis in natural science". Yet today we are witnessing a major revival of interest in applying evolutionary approaches to philosophical problems.

However, since in a natural deep geothermal system, hardly any dissolved oxygen occurs, this parameter is of more relevance in either more shallow reservoirs or when air is pumped into a geothermal well for example during a lift-test.

And it probably has more relevance and resonance now than at any time in its history.

Which, as far as I can tell, has no more relevance to the Nokia 7610 than any other handset.

Of more relevance are the underlying dynamics.

Of more relevance is how a coach is perceived.

Some questions had more relevance to life after the Holocaust.

I suspect the larger family has far more relevance here.