Sentence examples for it become relevant from inspiring English sources

Can it become relevant again in the future?

"Only in the past few years has it become relevant to how markets are actually operating".

Might it become relevant in some new way?

It became relevant again in 1972, when 13 people were killed in Derry by British soldiers.

But we track it so that we have it available in case the question comes up where it becomes relevant".

"We add information as it becomes relevant and as we become confident of the facts we're putting up," said Leslie H. Gelb, president of the council.

The head coach Stuart Lancaster has long talked about the point of difference a player brings to the team, at what point does it became relevant?

The part played by Leigh in shaping the British TV comedy idiom has been exhaustively discussed: and it becomes relevant again here.

To him their qualms about whether the Holocaust can be described or explained smack of a "retreat into mysticism".+ "If we label the Holocaust as inexplicable," he insists, "it becomes relevant to lamentations and liturgy, but not to historical analysis".

Wallis says when it became "relevant" and there was a "criminal aspect" – for example in the "red mercury" bomb plot" – the paper would notify the police just before publication.

CAPE TOWN — It was around the time that Tiago scored Portugal's third goal in seven minutes that it became relevant to wonder if viewers in North Korea were still watching live soccer.