Sentence examples for is ever more relevant from inspiring English sources
As online and broadcasting content increasingly converge, discussion about what's acceptable is ever more relevant.
The concept of evaluating multiple alternative models to determine ecological response form is over a century old and is ever more relevant as modern computing power allows ever more complicated models to be routinely used but often without a reasonable model verification process, particularly in fields where the ecological conceptual model is still developing.
Dr. Caldicott recently told me that she believes FALLOUT is ever more relevant today when everyone assumes that since the Cold War ended these hideous weapons were eliminated.
Why? Because the experts it surfaces are always changing and improving,so the answers can be ever more relevant.
This will be ever more relevant as the demands posed by multimodality imaging technologies and the need for true quantitative and reproducible measurements are widely felt.
It's a debate worth having, so here are our premises: First, in a world of bewildering change, the acquisition of knowledge, aesthetic and technical, the development of critical thinking and the habit of lifelong learning are ever more relevant and imperative.
This is likely to be ever more relevant as the care of patients with chronic disease increasingly is being transferred into the community setting.
The ideal of the UN is ever more considered relevant to the future and needed now.
Power consumption from electrical devices increases year upon year, and as a result thermal management of power electronics is becoming ever more relevant.
As well, constraints have been assuming an ever more relevant role in modeling distributed systems as long as business rules implementation, design-by-contract practice, and fault-tolerance requirements are concerned.
