Sentence examples for but a more relevant from inspiring English sources

But a more relevant test will be how enthusiastically the candidates actively seeking the union's endorsement embrace his ideas.

At times, the repetitions are almost Handelian; but a more relevant comparison was supplied by a friend who invoked TS Eliot's verse fragment, Sweeney Agonistes, once set to music by John Dankworth.

But a more relevant artifact may be "Philadelphia," the movie in which Tom Hanks played a lawyer, dying of AIDS, who was suing his firm for discrimination — or rather the years of desolation that it captured and conveyed.

No difference was noted in clinical outcomes for the whole study population, but a more relevant cohort of patients with severe oxygenation impairment has not been analyzed separately.

Concentrating on sub-­Saharan Africa and much of South Asia would lead to a more pedestrian tale, but arguably a more relevant one.

But here's a more relevant question: on what basis do the police make such decisions on identifying suspects?

No doubt this assessment will make the older son furious, but Hog & Hominy is a more relevant and original restaurant.

In some cases, it may be possible to combine clusters of results to form a more relevant but broader Gaussian or Cauchy prior.

Charts of any sort have little to do with art, but I think I have found a more relevant one.

It struck him as a more relevant use of time.

A more relevant comparison is to the work of Spike Lee.