Sentence examples for be relevant to note from inspiring English sources

It may or may not be relevant to note that neither artist has children.

It may or may not be relevant to note that financial shares in the United States, where the S.E.C. has resisted pressures to impose a comparable ban, have done better than their European brethren.

It may be relevant to note that the single largest category of artistic endeavor was advertising — a sign, perhaps, that the distinction between art and commerce is finally moot — but the upshot is that what artists do represents a significant quantifiable share of the nation's wealth.

(I think it might be relevant to note here that John Quincy Adams, although personally quite religious, took his presidential oath of office on a law book containing the Constitution rather than a Bible, because he was swearing that as president he would uphold the Constitution, not the Bible).

It may be relevant to note that the effect of second language proficiency was stronger in the British than Italian subjects.

It may be relevant to note that the testis is generally regarded as one of the most sensitive organs to XR [ 21].

In reaction to this information being made public, the police spokeswoman said that it was "relevant to note that the figures relate only to additional expenditure and do not include officer and staff time on the investigation, which is not routinely recorded".

But if it's going to be used to smear her character, perhaps it's relevant to note that so has Donald Trump?

It is relevant to note that Europe did not become secular to accommodate Jews, Muslims or Buddhists, but to protect people from sectarian strife within Christianity.

[n22] Moreover, it is relevant to note that both Congress and the State have adopted other measures that deal specifically with exactly those interests the State contends are advanced by the maximum grant regulation.

From a phylogenetic perspective it is relevant to note that the morphological body plan represented by the fossil C. anka remained largely unaltered over a period of about 30 million years, while the other three fossil species represent morphological concepts that have either been significantly modified among extant descendants, or that represent evolutionary dead ends.