Sentence examples for both relevant to from inspiring English sources

The Onion gave it a B+ and called it "both relevant to the real world and viscerally exciting".

"Visa is always looking for advertising creative that would be both relevant to consumers and newsworthy," said Will Valentine, a spokesman for Visa.

As has become standard, her remarks focused on women's issues, starting with her mother's struggles to make it on her own at 14 and the lessons she taught Clinton which are, in what's no longer a surprising twist, both relevant to her campaign and the reason she's running.

Section 3 describes two application scenarios, both relevant to DVC in general and the proposed video codec in particular.

The latter two mathematical strategy types are both relevant to the task, but only a General Proportional strategy can fully solve the task given to the participants.

For example, the proposition that every senator is deceitful contains two such elements, both relevant to the validity of inferences involving this proposition.

Most likely, both factors are important because both are relevant to the steric hindrance of the conformational change in the crystal lattice.

Both are relevant to explaining big political changes and both can have durable effects.

Both are relevant to the 'Ring.' " The environmental awareness of Northern California, Ms. Zambello finds, gives her American "Ring" an inflection that is meaningful in yet a different way.

The opportunity to experience uniquely all the Bruckner symphonies, for example, and study a composer in depth is both particularly relevant to the festival experience and one that audiences respond to.

Both are relevant to the debate about whether it was a hunter or a scavenger.