Sentence examples for day relevant from inspiring English sources

Mixed in with all these half-explanations is any of one of a host of tribal statements of the day, relevant only to the harpsichordist, which enforce a loose party line of sorts.

These studies all include multiple saliva samples collected at pre-determined time points across the day relevant to diurnal variation.

Additionally, coughing and the propensity to cough were determined, and given by scores (0 = no cough, 1 = in the morning without complaints, 2 = in the morning with complaints, 3 = in the morning and over the day (moderate), 3 = in the morning and over the day (severe), 5 = continuously during whole day (moderate complaints) and 6 = continuously during whole day (relevant complaints).

Moms and dads, teachers, nurses and doctors, government leaders and civil society activists, religious and community elders, corporate moguls and media professionals as well as young people and children themselves can play an important part in making Universal Children's Day relevant for their societies, communities and nations.

Yeah, I think that makes Friday relevant".

Financial issues, job loss, divorce, and other events are the day-to-day relevant stressors for human populations in developed countries.

Nick said at the time: "The arguments of Willcock and the liberals of his day remain relevant.

Aides are in at 6 a.m. or earlier to begin assembling packets of the day's relevant stories from the newspapers and television into White House-like news summaries for the campaign's senior staff.

A circadian gene expression atlas shows that time of day is relevant to the oscillation of drug targets and the effects of medications.

Earth Day remains relevant.

Everything that he has done since that day is relevant in enhancing or reducing his punishment, but none of it warrants dismissal.