Sentence examples similar to hold continued relevance from inspiring English sources

A 2006 econometric study, Single Payer/Medicare for All: An Economic Stimulus Plan for the Nation holds continued relevance as a model for "very substantial economic stimulus in the form of jobs, enhanced business and public revenues and increased wages for the population at large" - demonstrating a net jobs increase, and significant health care savings.

I also think that in many cases, the fundamentals of a restaurant hold steady, giving a star rating continued relevance through more than a just a brief period of time.

There's also the question of the group's continued relevance.

He sees Open House New York as a kind of focus group on the building's continued relevance.

At the same time, they suggest the continued relevance of rights-claiming, court-centered strategies.

Korea is always full of surprises". That prescient recognition gives The Two Koreas continued relevance.

Even with big declines, Blizzard is still optimistic about Warcraft's continued relevance.

Technological advances have always produced concerns among workers about their continued relevance.

Will teenage ingenuity emphasize their continued relevance?

Compounding the divide is the disillusionment held by the Civil Rights generation who largely see their leaders--those who survived, that is--as having sold out their dreams for fame, money, power, or continued relevance.

This now classic work is already being turned to for answers in the present crisis, with universities and science minister David Willetts invoking it in a speech to Universities UK, and Liverpool Hope University recently holding a conference on the continuing relevance of the book.