Sentence examples for any more relevant from inspiring English sources

Could they be any more relevant today, he rightly asked, when society is awash in "the values of money, economic competition and selfishness"?

But there is no good reason to suppose that species is any more relevant in this regard than race or sex.

There is little reason to believe that any off-season moves will make the Pistons or the Bucks any more relevant than they were a season ago, but the Cavaliers have a chance for improvement.

Padraig Harrington is less than £1,000 behind him – with £1,132,930 to Casey's £1,133,880 – but he is not playing any more relevant events either, because he wants to play the FedEx Cup play-offs and they do not count.

On "Mad Money" he now makes fewer recommendations and is hitting the button marked "House of Pain" a lot more often than the one marked "House of Pleasure," but tearing the horns off a bull does not make it any more relevant to an economy rendered in fragile china.

Vaporwave's deadpan embodiment of our hi-fi reality coudn't be any more relevant.

It struck him as a more relevant use of time.

(If so: why?) Were any modules more relevant to you than other modules?

However, the availability of the relationships between the various Neks will make future research on any particular Nek more relevant to the field at large.

"Work-wear is more relevant any time the economy is in a downturn," says Michael Fisher, menswear editor at Stylesight, a trend forecasting firm.

Perhaps I should use a few words now to make a case for why this show is more relevant than any other show in town.