Sentence examples for getting relevance from inspiring English sources

"Just getting more and more data doesn't necessarily mean we're getting relevance," says Wayne Berkowitz, the Sydney-based publisher of Superfuture, the pioneering curated travel site.

This business model is good for all three parties: Brands get engagement, fans (users) get relevance and we get paid for our time spent hacking and running servers".

Knowing a great deal about programming could even be a disadvantage, because a professional programmer generally aims at beautiful, well-programmed computer scripts, whereas bioinformatics is all about getting biological relevance from your data.

But they got the relevance of oil backward.

That's just trying to show off some knowledge when it's got no relevance to anything.

Without paying extra, you don't really get better relevance.

"We think the printed product has got a relevance that is going to endure," says Gavin.

"The surname's definitely not been a help, that's for sure, but it's got no relevance to me at all," he said.

One is that we are uncertain about the possible effects and their functional relevance -- getting out of a car, being able to bathe.

With growing system capacity demands, multi-carrier scenarios are getting more and more relevance.

This has the advantage of getting more insight into the relevance of each feature separately, focusing on strongly relevant, weakly relevant, and irrelevant features.