Sentence examples for but extremely relevant from inspiring English sources

These are just a few (but extremely relevant) of such modifications.

Without a clear indication on this point there was no way to identify a mechanism whose effect could be negligible for microsystems but extremely relevant for the macroscopic ones.

Here, the New Vic's Theresa Heskins tackles Shaw's first play, written in 1892 but still extremely relevant and entertaining.

Openet specializes in the kind of network management software — real time network engagement, insight, monetization, and control — that is behind the scenes for consumers, but is extremely relevant to how they interact with their carriers — and, crucially, end up paying for services.

It's deeply unpleasant to have to report the details of an accident where a young person has died, but it's extremely relevant to this collision that (as yet unverified) eyewitness reports suggest the bus actually drove over the cyclist.

An issue that is often ignored in gene discovery studies but that is extremely relevant in studies evaluating the predictive value is that of survival bias.

But what's also extremely relevant is that unlike Pao, their stance on feminism is a little bit more palatable.

It might not be fair, but such comparisons are extremely relevant.

These two events have helped make those in the political center not just relevant (they have always been extremely relevant) but visible again.

The resulting songs can seem extremely relevant one day, but inevitably become like yesterday's newspaper.

But here's why I think Ulysses is extremely relevant.