Sentence examples for even relevance from inspiring English sources

But without a healthier promises-to-achievements ratio, ASEAN risks losing influence and even relevance.

This amounts to a wholesale indictment of 70 years of Soviet history and casts deep doubt on the possibilities of success -- and even relevance -- of perestroika.

But this one reflects a widespread sentiment that does not augur well for President Mahmoud Abbas and his Palestinian Authority, which is rapidly losing credibility, even relevance.

In our 2011 survey of 4,000 people about The New Intelligent Enterprise, 44% said uniformly consistent data quality across the organization is a more important characteristic than the data's timeliness (31%) or even relevance (30%).

But on one condition: they must first embrace new web-based forms of open and thus more-readily accountable government, without which they will struggle for legitimacy or even relevance.

Any belief in the sacred importance, eternal nature, or even relevance of the current status quo seems increasingly strange and blinkered.

Some of them even have relevance today.

The second big match on Sunday had perhaps even more relevance for the title fight.

And here, perhaps, lies his strength and even his relevance today.

This is a popular theme in contemporary art but has a particular, even special relevance here.

She later realized its importance to capturing the culture of the time, and even its relevance today.