Sentence examples for fail to be relevant from inspiring English sources
"Bluetooth will fail to be relevant," Mr. Gurley predicted.
Kitcher asks, "How could our psychological and biological capacities and limitations fail to be relevant to the study of human knowledge?" (Kitcher, 1992: 58) Obviously, empirical work is relevant to "the study of human knowledge".
The choice of the averaging volume is somehow heuristic and challenging; however, for a comparison between three laminates, the choice fails to be relevant.
The data generated by the scientific community fails to be relevant and cannot be applied to model and forecast global environmental change (McMichael, 1993).
Entailment accounts succeed in capturing implicit commitments, but are liable to overgenerate if the entailment relation fails to be sensitive to relevant ontological distinctions.
For these reasons, adequate screening methods aiming at rbST itself, at relevant levels, have failed to be developed so far.
But what relevant, substantive difference distinguishes worlds in which a fails to exist from those in which a fails to be altogether?
It seems pretty clear that Erdoğan, whose policy has failed in Syria, is trying to be relevant again.
You see, there weren't ever supposed to be failed auctions, so the penalties weren't supposed to be relevant.
