Sentence examples for become really relevant from inspiring English sources
"First we have to become really relevant to how people find and discover music.
After that Exton believes there's also potential to enter China, where she argues that because there isn't the same LGBT infrastructure — in terms of gay bars — "apps become really relevant".
Paul Drescher, Education Technology Coordinator who heads the #GoOpen initiative in Vermont, finds that "teachers can quickly and easily update and include new findings, new incidents and events". "That's the exciting part for me, we're moving to a place for students where the material has become really relevant to their everyday life," he said.
With that many variables, only strongest correlations with highest r values are relevant anyway, and we think that the diagram helps to see these large-scale patterns, although they become really obvious later, as we present the PCA results.
"If it gets really, really cold, my lips become really hard and my cheekbones become really stiff," she said.
(FG 4) "I've become really restless throughout the night.
However, if monetary incentive was to be used instead in the Boston Marathon bombing case, privacy preservation or anonymization becomes really difficult, particularly because of the need to accurately identify and reward users who have contributed relevant data.
After watching the movie "Food, Inc," I became really interested in the Slow Food movement which encourages fair farming and compassionate treatment of animals and, what I found most relevant to the average person like me: SLOWING DOWN.
It becomes really difficult.
