Sentence examples for decidedly relevant from inspiring English sources

The experiences and successes of their NGO are decidedly relevant to policy-makers and practitioners concerned with pastoralism, as the authors note that: "In many regions of the world, national governments have considered the extension of social services to remote or sparsely inhabited areas, such as found in the Tibetan plateau region, to be too problematic or prohibitively expensive.

Given Billie Joe Armstrong's current trip to rehab amid his perpetual struggle with substance abuse, this album trilogy is decidedly the most relevant personal journey Green Day has produced to date, and no song reflects it more succinctly than the fourth track on iDOS!, "Lazy Bones".

I remembered how much I had hated it when my mother had dated other men when I was a child, which would have been a relevant but decidedly awkward thing to bring up, so I didn't.

Arguably, the focus on Cromwell as a decidedly English figure is even more relevant in 2013, with Scotland on the brink of a referendum on independence, than it was in the more settled British culture of 1970.

If successful, this effort will help keep the HP tablet a little more relevant to those unfortunate early adopters who have been left with a mobile operating system whose future is decidedly uncertain.

Decidedly mixed.

Decidedly so.

Decidedly sniffy.

Perhaps all; decidedly all.

It decidedly is not.

Decidedly other.