Sentence examples for increasing its relevance from inspiring English sources
In order to participate in and co-produce that network we need to strengthen local movement-based media by increasing its relevance to local community life.
As culture moves forward it also pushes backward: the new replaces the old with a vengeance, increasing its relevance over the past by a factor proportional to its staying power.
Furthermore, our study was the first to restrict the HAART-treated group to patients with undetectable HIV viral load, increasing its relevance to the modern era.
However, obesity remains one of the few known modifiable risk factors for this and other diseases, increasing its relevance as a public health target for all women.
Linking a complex topic (in this case, the impacts of climate change) to what is already valued as important (for example, health risks such as asthma, infectious diseases) may be a useful mechanism to bring the issue closer to home thereby increasing its relevance to the public, and potentially encouraging behaviour change [ 6, 7].
It can be observed that generally concrete softening increases its relevance as the ratio between average compressive stress and concrete strength becomes higher.
It's also the company's latest move to increase its relevance in the lives of consumers, not just merchants.
Even before Selma began shooting in May, current events had increased its relevance.
I applaud Stella Creasy for recognising that, to increase its relevance, effectiveness and appeal, the Labour party needs to become "a movement, not a machine" (Report, 6 June).
John Mapplebeck Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland I applaud Stella Creasy for recognising that, to increase its relevance, effectiveness and appeal, the Labour party needs to become "a movement, not a machine" (Report, 6 June).
A better integration of multiple scales, different societal actors, various knowledge sources, and diverse disciplines into disaster risk research will increase its relevance for decision-makers in policy and practice.
