Sentence examples for for example relevant from inspiring English sources

He would make things happening in present-day New York, for example, relevant to the Mahabharata – and he would tell them in such a phenomenal way.

For example, Relevant magazine, which caters to young evangelicals, asked its readers: "Who would Jesus vote for?" Mr. Obama was the winner and came out 27 percentage points ahead of Mrs. Clinton.

For example, relevant teacher professional development is meaningless if release time for teachers prevents them from participating in the first place.

In each episode of Season 2 in TGIS, for example, relevant SingTel services and products are included as non-intrusive click-throughs within the show to guide viewers along if they wish to find out more information about the various products mentioned.

For example, relevant to the endpoints measured in this study, activation of p42/p44 MAPK has been reported to mediate adenosine-induced nitric oxide production by both calcium-dependent and calcium-insensitive mechanisms [63].

For example, relevant information in medical journal articles might be missing or difficult to find.

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For example, adding relevant civic or community service, ongoing education or leadership sections can help you stand out.

It was for example clearly relevant to the claim that United Kingdom forces in Cyprus might be at risk from Saddam's chemical or biological weapons which Ministers made at the time.

When Mr. Wolfman describes his dream, for example, the relevant notes contain not only the text of the Wolf Man's childhood nightmare and Freud's commentary, but also the original drawing of the dream made by the real-life patient.

Twitter is supplementing or replacing automated search and alert services, for example for relevant literature.