Sentence examples for have become relevant from inspiring English sources

It's funny how all those misspent days and nights have become relevant".

Adonis argues: "People say it's about right and left, but to my mind it is much more about issues that were irrelevant that have become relevant.

Yet now, Mr. Lehrer's Lobachevsky lyrics have become relevant on their home turf, in the exposition of mathematical ideas, if not their discovery.

With the increasing number of remote sensing satellites using the GPS radio occultation technique for atmospheric sounding, the estimation of higher order ionospheric effects and their mitigation have become relevant and important.

Faced with new challenges, such as emerging diseases, shortening of orchard longevity, and larger social and environmental demands from consumers, practices such as rootstock diversification, irrigation and high density plantings have become relevant for the Brazilian citrus industry.

Now, according to its current executive director, Achim Steiner, the science of short-lived climate changers has matured enough for the issue to deserve a place at the top of the policy agenda.One aspect of this maturity is that short-lived forcings have become relevant to more people as the scale of their effects has been recognised.

But, most of all, doubles has become relevant again.

Graf has become relevant again, if not downright revelatory.

The IMF has become relevant by lending freely, quickly and with few strings attached.

Hijazi's Muslim faith has become relevant as part of a larger shift toward identity politics, Fahmy said.

"This has become relevant to every company," said Michael Chui, a principal at McKinsey who has studied the field.