Sentence examples for has a relevance from inspiring English sources
But this year the lovable old war horse has a relevance that transcends camp.
"It's a part of our lives, it has a relevance to us, and quite often it's much more pleasant than we think".
The key is recognising different communites and investing time in identifying how a cause or need has a relevance and connection.
Some of the excitement surrounding the game may have dissipated, but with the Knicks and the Nets topping the Atlantic Division, the game has a relevance that has been lacking between the two teams for years.
Criterion 4 (non-active isomers) clearly has a relevance for both human and environmental hazard and risk assessments.
This is great for keeping tabs on breaking news, but it also has a relevance problem — the best tweets get lost in the noise.
Ullmann's life and death have a relevance and a poignancy that take the breath away.
"Little by little they will perceive that this is the real meaning to be present, to have a relevance".
"We didn't want to just recreate the movies Cameron made, we wanted to take his incredible universe and update it to have a relevance for today.
Its popularity has come at a time when the Slow Food/Eat Local movements are becoming mainstream and people are starting to demand food and drink which have a relevance to where they live,' she said.
