Sentence examples for grave relevance from inspiring English sources
Two books that were planned to appear after the centennial of Theodore Roosevelt's first inauguration, in September 1901, acquire a grave relevance.
In his speech, Mr. Strauss-Kahn called for a "renewed vision" for the I.M.F., which was part of the global financial architecture created in Bretton Woods, N.H., in 1944, but which faced grave questions about its relevance and survival by the time Mr. Strauss-Kahn took over in 2007.
6. Relevance is relevant.
Across cities from Aleppo to Maiduguri, from Bangui to Aden, civilians have borne the brunt of protracted conflicts that have raised grave questions over the enduring relevance of international humanitarian law (IHL) and the Geneva conventions.
This development is of utmost relevance for diseases carrying a grave prognosis where timely intervention is the key to reducing mortality rate.
In line with the widespread expression of HBD1 and therefore its seemingly grave importance in epithelial defense, the variant also holds relevance in additional clinical contexts, e.g. in HIV transmission (Braida et al, 2004; Milanese et al, 2006) and oral infections (Jurevic et al, 2003).
The relevance of relevance.
