Sentence examples for but relevant to from inspiring English sources
Ensure that sustainability is not seen as the reserve of a specialist CSR Team but relevant to every colleague in the business.
In remarks at the meeting Obama said the "simmering distrust" between police and minority communities was not unique to St Louis but relevant to communities across the country.
"And so they became the places where the New York Latino community created a sound based on the roots of the music, but relevant to their contemporary world".
Both emphasised that the critical issue is knowing how to interpret the texts, the Qur'an in particular, in ways which are faithful but relevant to modern contexts.
Mr. Smith said he perceived "The Contenders" to be an alternative to the constant coverage of the current Republican primary campaign, but relevant to the coverage too.
Within these vague boundaries are said to be a multitude of bodies not elected but "relevant" to the coalition's values: voluntary bodies, community bodies, charities, parishes, "two or more employees" of a local authority, and "some other person as might be specified by the secretary of state" – presumably his brother-in-law or capo di famiglia.
But more relevant to what may be happening today, nobody really thought the whole thing through.
Playwright Ion Luca Caragiale died in 1912 but was relevant to the 20th century as the creator of Romanian social comedy.
Choose weaknesses that are real but not relevant to the job, such as taking criticism to heart, or preferring time to make decisions.
Employer's verdict: "Grappling with complex information, and communicating it effectively, is a core skill to teaching – but also relevant to any working environment".
