Sentence examples for explain the relevance from inspiring English sources

One manager noted: "you really need to approach every employee, independent of what his or her job is, and explain the relevance of sustainability for them".

This description, related to but distinct from the gender gap, helps explain the relevance of patriarchy or "rule of the fathers".

They were a poet's interpretation of femininity and beauty and only Mr. Lacroix could explain the relevance of the words he listed in his program, words like "furbelows" and "toilette" and "disorganized".

"Scientists have a responsibility to explain the relevance of their work to the people they hope to study," he writes, "in order for their participation to become what it really is -- a collaborative research effort".

Mr. Roth's attorney, George Meissner, at first refused to explain the relevance of the detailed accounts of his client's past sexual involvements with women and men, but after a brief recess, he offered a fuller explanation.

If you are a graduate student, please send a brief letter of recommendation from a faculty member to explain the relevance of the conference to your studies or research.

This work also explains the relevance of using different types of knowledge categorization.

In Framing Democracy, Jamie Terence Kelly bridges this divide by explaining the relevance of framing effects for normative theories of democracy.

He also explains the relevance of the Bobby the dog ad – pointing out that Coke has made a virtue of this element of a hunt.

Dawkins went into some detail to justify this statement, explaining the relevance of the various disciplines, starting with behavioural economics: "Everything has to be paid for, there is no such thing as a free lunch.

"What the ABC does through its investment in programs like Q&A and its international reporting infrastructure, is provide Australians with a continuous rich flow of information and analysis, explaining the relevance of events and issues," she said.