Sentence examples for greater relevancy from inspiring English sources

Indeed Sky's new AdSmart scheme, which geographically targets ads to audiences in order to ensure greater relevancy, has been taken up by luxury car producer McLaren Automotive.

The ability to hybridize conceptual frameworks of knowledge from the diverse disciplines into one singular assessment will create greater relevancy and utility of the assessment for decision-makers (Eakin and Luers 2006).

The association of these ratings with a variety of outcomes suggests the utility of asking patients to self-rate their disease in clinical practice to provide greater relevancy from the patient's perspective.

The genteel, traditional dramas unfolding on stage had no great relevancy or immediacy for me.

This is a great relevancy tool for searching del.icio.us content.

The conservative National Journal reasons, "its greatest relevancy is what the emails might reveal about any nexus between Clinton's work at State and donations to the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation from U.S. corporations and foreign nations".

We would suggest that unspecific psychopathology questionnaires should not be used for this purpose, but rather questionnaires that are relevant to the specific experiences of cancer patients and, therefore, are of greater clinical relevancy.

And Google is great for relevancy," Futureful co-founder Marko Andersen tells us.

It allows for greater creativity and relevancy for our students.

For an app designer building a new experience, I'd advise that the key to generating great notifications is contextual relevancy.

As it happens, both of the authors who take on the "Bookends" question – Jennifer Szalai and Mohsin Hamid — challenge the relevancy of the Great America Novel altogether.