Sentence examples for extraordinary relevance from inspiring English sources

The one that may matter the most is a DVD of the "Elektra," conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen and directed by Patrice Chereau, which reveals Strauss' extraordinary relevance to our time.

The first one is based on their side and forward scattering intensity, where the selection of the threshold value is of extraordinary relevance.

The existence of ER stress in the liver of dairy cows, moreover, might be of relevance for glucose homeostasis as it has been shown that ER stress impairs gluconeogenesis [ 54, 55], a pathway, which is of extraordinary relevance in high yielding dairy cows.

6. Relevance is relevant.

But the dismissal had no relevance to the extraordinary conversion of the free-kick by Nakamura.

The effort answers one question that arose immediately after Sept. 11: was this event so extraordinary that it held no relevance for safety in buildings nationwide?

But, otherwise, the sheer breadth of his challenge to economics, and its bristling relevance to now is extraordinary.

There are few parts of public life that have all these features -- personal relevance, universal expertise, and extraordinary cost.

Even the extraordinary catwalk showpieces were not without their relevance to what will sell.

Their relevance in signal transduction and their extraordinary diversity have turned them into the most pursued drug targets (> 60% of the industry), which generate $50 billion in pharmaceutical sales per year [ 2].

Two extraordinary anniversaries are coming up this summer that have enormous relevance to events today.