Sentence examples for became very relevant from inspiring English sources

"Nature became very relevant," she said.

It became very relevant during the Vietnam war.

Bitcoin became very relevant in this context.

This union of psychology and economics became very relevant recently.

This union of psychology and economics recently became very relevant: Smith's Nobel was awarded in 2002 in the aftermath of the ill-fated tech mania.

It was a subject that became very relevant to me as I started to feel my age at 77.

But when it comes to my mental health, creativity becomes very relevant.

But what I think we showed with the telecast is that Miss America has become very relevant".

"When Richard Hatch can become a reluctant American hero on 'Survivor,' then the question of 'Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?' becomes very relevant".

"The sentiments surrounding 9/11 may prove to assist my movie," Mr. Noyce said, "because the ideas that Graham Greene was writing about have suddenly become very relevant.

This result will become very relevant for the design of a CLC unit using this Ni-based material as oxygen carrier.