Sentence examples for genuinely relevant from inspiring English sources

The Great Depression does appear genuinely relevant.

Do they have genuinely relevant experience in their field, or is their experience mainly in academia?

But promoting new talent is only effective when there is something genuinely relevant behind it.

The commission concluded that she was not genuinely relevant in these circumstances, and the complaint under clause 9 was upheld.

The code states that details of an individual's transgender status "must be avoided unless genuinely relevant to the story".

We must avoid references to a person's race, religion, gender, sexuality and so on unless the information is genuinely relevant.

A third possibility is that past traumas are genuinely not considered relevant to current mental health status by this group.

While the introduction of beacon technology poses various challenges, if retailers offer a genuinely beneficial and contextually relevant experience to customers, they will benefit from enhanced engagement and far greater insight into in-store footfall and customer and staff behaviour.

And, they point out, this means that people who are genuinely competent with the relevant concepts might themselves not recognize the correct analysis as correct (Jackson 1998).

Built around an enlivening (and enlightening) flurry of presentations, collaborations, lectures, conferences, films and exhibitions – all of which revolve around themes of digital culture and media art – Transmediale is today big and professional enough to be globally relevant and genuinely thought-provoking, yet way more manageable than, say, Austin's SXSW or Barcelona's Sonar. .

You realize that if I ever decided to liveblog Meet The Press and restrict myself to mentioning just things that are either genuinely surprising or actually relevant to your lives, I would probably just take requests by email for five-day weather forecasts and call it a day.