Sentence examples for but equally relevant from inspiring English sources

Mixtapes often feature an artist rapping over beats from other rappers' songs; Gucci Mane's are miniature albums, more lightly conceived but equally relevant to his development.

It is therefore not limited to technology start-ups or newly created engineering firms but equally relevant for established firms investing in projects that assemble and deploy highly qualified human resources and heterogeneous assets that are intricately related to advances in scientific, engineering, and technological knowledge for the purpose of creating and capturing value for the firm.

The cultural arguments are less well researched but equally relevant as push factors for migration: the country is seen by its younger inhabitants as small, provincial, conservative, culturally introverted and prone to racism and homophobia.

Taken together, both work stress models cover different, but equally relevant aspects of the workplace, where lack of control and reward frustration matter most.

The tools show how social aspects of learning are not correlated to test performance, but are equally relevant.

The Pathway to Survival Framework was developed for child survival [ 17], but remains equally relevant in the documentation of maternal survival along the continuum of care.

It is noteworthy that most of the drivers that directly influenced immunization coverage were not unique to immunization, but were equally relevant to other primary health care interventions.

Miller's authoritative book should be required reading for any study of urban planning, but it's equally relevant to the home gardener.

Of course the war is very important to the story, but it is equally relevant today, a tale about growing out of childhood, and making discoveries, both good and bad, about the world around you.

Since then, the Notting Hill carnival has gone through another seismic shift, but is an equally relevant expression of what it means to be black in London in the 21st century – a far more diverse, mixed up and inclusive state of affairs.

The advertising antidote to Trump's policy on, well, everything, a big peace and positivity message would have perfectly ridden the coat tails Hillary's campaign had she squeezed in, but will be equally relevant now the big guy is in, as a sort of 'advertising call to arms' to the nation to lift their heads up and get on with it.