Sentence examples for just relevance from inspiring English sources

No longer did the FBI need a particularized suspicion against an individual target, just "relevance" to a terrorism or espionage investigation.

"We aren't a popularity contest," says Costello, knocking Google's well-known "PageRank" method, which counts not just relevance of a page but the number of other sites linking to it.

That telephone stuff is just relevance-making gimmickry as usual, though.

But relevance is just as important.

Speaking on the condition of anonymity, a Nigerian politician whose uncle was involved in broadcasts during the war, said the station just lost relevance.

"It is exacting and comprehensive, something which is testament to the fact that, at the highest levels, IS is focused on entrenching its political longevity, not just military relevance," he said.

Such cases may be studied again, and it is highly likely that new disease genes affecting bone fragility will be identified, not just of relevance to these extreme phenotypes but also to control of BMD in the general population.

Furthermore, the observation that the reduced proportion of NKT cells in first-degree relatives is independently and additively associated with positive ANA status and autoimmune disease strongly suggests that this reduction is of immunopathogenic and not just statistical relevance.

"That just shows our relevance," Mr. Bauer boasted.

The most interesting research takes on a special relevance just now.

"But it has just as much relevance to what was happening with Guantánamo Bay and Abu Ghraib".