Sentence examples for been particularly relevant from inspiring English sources

That the holding player – or one of the two holding players – has a creative function is not exactly new but the implications of that do seem to have been particularly relevant this year.

But the jihadist battle cry has not been particularly relevant to the uprisings, and Mr. Zawahri even apologized in his messages for being behind the curve on developments in the Arab world: a result of being on the run, he said.

The increase in human population size is likely to have been particularly relevant in this regard, given that the total occurrence of new mutations is higher when there are more individuals and because selection is more effective in larger populations (Hawks et al. 2007).

Software migration and in particular migration towards the Web and towards distributed architectures is a challenging and complex activity, and has been particularly relevant in recent years, due to the large number of migration projects the industry had to face off because of the increasing pervasiveness of the Web and of mobile devices.

This may have been particularly relevant among multiparous women.

This has been particularly relevant during the action planning process and to some extent the nomination of champions.

One is particularly relevant.

In Japan this is particularly relevant.

Two developments are particularly relevant to Colin Stagg's ordeal.

In my business, this phenomenon is particularly relevant".

This is particularly relevant in physics and cosmology.