Sentence examples for bit relevant to from inspiring English sources

A Sharon spokesman read a statement from "senior diplomatic sources" after the speech, suggesting that Mr. Arafat was still at least a bit relevant to Israel.

Here's one bit relevant to the above The decline of the working American man has been most marked among the less educated and blacks.

They are also useful for practical advice – such as instructions to mend a boiler since you can scan the screen as fast as possible to find the bit relevant to you.

If we may we'd just like to close off with something a bit inspirational Hopefully something a bit relevant as to us all Are having the same fears, shedding similar tears And of course dying in so many years It don't mean that we can't have a good life So we'd like to just maybe close out with something, some food for thought.

The second was a little bit more relevant to the politician.

A: The past being more live instruments, a bit of a more psychedelic '60s feel, which was quite a bit more relevant to our first EP.

After that, Alfie, who was brought up in north London, wants to do 'something urban and London based, a bit more relevant to me'.

I have designed a test that is every bit as relevant to modern manners as Nancy Mitford's book on class published 50 years ago.

"I thought: 'I like the idea of a master's, but I want it to be a bit more relevant to what I do.' That led me to Middlesex, because they did a master's in sales," he recalls.

"This is a film that deals with issues of guilt and responsibility, which makes it every bit as relevant to you and me as to a German audience," she said by telephone from the Berlin Film Festival, where a new feature film about the actor who played the title role in "Jew Süss," Ferdinand Marian, was shown this year.

If those sorts of concerns – finding tonight's cool hotspot or hangout, that is –  strike you as something that seem a bit more relevant to the 20-something college student, that's because they are.