Sentence examples for is relevant said from inspiring English sources

"I really don't think that issue is relevant," said Mr. Ross, who takes his religion seriously and sometimes vacations in Israel.

In that specific area, what is going on in the rest of the world is relevant," said Stephen Harper, an expert on juvenile law at the University of Miami.

"It is relevant," said Bejtlich.

And if one of these attributes is relevant — say you're calculating the likelihood of someone having this or that religion based on their location, or making medical predictions that differ between sexes — you just include it.

"Those choices are relevant," said Harold E. Morse, the chief executive of Ovation, a cable arts network.

"Some of the things may not be relevant," said Rodney C. Adkins, general manager of I.B.M.'s pervasive computing division.

"It shouldn't be relevant," said Mr. Katz, who said he both creates job and contributes to charitable causes.

"It's possible for characters to run for a long time and still be relevant," said Jim Hardison, creative director for the development lab.

"The fact that it's Advent and the programme was essentially part of our Christmas schedule was relevant," said the BBC spokesman.

"Yes I think I'm relevant," said Richard Bernstein, Merrill Lynch's chief United States strategist, who uses a more quantitative approach than do many peers.

"Once your neighbor starts driving the vehicle or you start seeing more stations in the marketplace, I don't expect this issue to be relevant," said Mr. Castillo.