Sentence examples for claim relevance from inspiring English sources

The fact that Hair has never been successfully updated before suggests that it is rather easier to claim relevance than conjure it.

As Thayer (1898: 269) famously claimed, relevance "is an affair of logic and not of law".

If the acts have lost their claim to relevance, their brand appeal carries on.

The fund's critical role in Europe has revitalized the organization's claim to relevance in world affairs.

He knew that the United Nations had been shaken by the Iraq crisis, but he said he believed it could renew its claim to relevance in Iraq.

The conclusion drawn by some is that buildings are simply not enough: to avoid extinction, architecture must claim renewed relevance by being more than a service for the production of walls, roofs and floors.

Koa's claim to relevance is that Koa's out-of-the-box software implementation allows the user to benefit from cost savings and increased profits.

If a Republican elected official with legislative claim on relevance says or does something destructive, then I'm happy to spend time on that because at least that Republican official can lay claim to legislative relevance.

Studies that claim clinical relevance may lack sufficient statistical significance to make meaningful statements or, conversely, may lack practicality despite showing a statistically significant difference in treatment options.

Still, the gossip quotient is high, and claims of relevance can be inflated.

In that context, he can make at least two claims for relevance.