Sentence examples for but very relevant from inspiring English sources

It was in Austin, Texas March 14th , 2013 at the last show of the "Sound City Players" when I was given a small, but very relevant and perhaps prophetic gift from my Sound City movie producers Jim Rota and John Ramsay.

However, there are few but very relevant differences in the proposed happiness ranking as some countries with big fluctuations in their population such as Bangladesh, India, Nigeria or Tanzania are among the happiest countries in the ranking.

Since this was a correlational study, we will consider our conclusions as exploratory but very relevant to infer management implications of interest in Mediterranean areas.

The questions in this measurement were chosen because they represent general everyday pursuits unthreatening to answer but very relevant for acceptance.

It seems like a holdover term from high school English class, useful for discussing novels, but not very relevant to the process of writing them.

It's the first in a series of lectures that I hope will not only be highly interesting, but also very relevant to the regional population.

Of the overviews, the two best I've ever seen are The Autism Puzzle, made in 2003 but still very relevant, and the last year's Neurotypical.

Particularly poor, but potentially very relevant, is the attention paid to historical herbaria as a source of data on useful plants.

In this paper we proposed an intelligent fragmentation and replication approach for a distributed database system; with this approach, cloud storage can be enhanced with a semantically-guided flexible query answering mechanism that will provide related but still very relevant answers for the user.

The latter idea is old but still very relevant for entrepreneurs today: individuals who are too embedded inside a particular set of relationships (especially if they are homogenous) tend to find it harder to have original ideas.

My research and experience suggest that psychological factors do not play a major role in most cases, but are very relevant in about 10-15 percent, and that research attention should be focused on that 10-15 percent and not on everyone with hypertension.