Sentence examples for is surely relevant from inspiring English sources
(Yes, it is surely relevant that this is exclusively a boys' club).
The fact that I exercised independence of my party then is surely relevant and establishes that I vote my conscience".
It is surely relevant to note that Bellow's English is a close and direct translation of Singer's Yiddish.
This is surely relevant because the FN is probably the best example of the right-wing extremism which, from the 1980s onwards, has developed a strong activism and noteworthy electoral gains.
"Whatever you may think of the value of IQ tests it is surely relevant to a conversation about equality that as many as 16% of our species have an IQ below 85 while about 2% …" he said as he departed from the text of his speech to ask whether anyone in his City audience had a low IQ.
Given that reunited twins were not reared in the same environment, genetic factors are surely relevant to these bonds.
I asked BBC Northern Ireland a series of questions as to why Spotlight had failed to report on Cahill's membership of an anti-Sinn Féin organisation, which was surely relevant.
"At the time she trumpeted transparency yet she made no mention of her own situation, which was surely relevant to claims amid calls for openness at the top of the Tory party.
This was "surely relevant to achievement", he argued, adding that reintroducing grammar schools could help bright children from poor homes.
Squalor is the one of Beveridge's five evils that is surely as relevant today as 70 years ago.
