Sentence examples for little relevant from inspiring English sources

Sabathia has not faced the Yankees since 2004, so there is little relevant data to go on.

In turns funny, exciting, oddly moving, and, with Phoenix Jones in the headlines, perhaps even a little relevant.

Foreign policy was always a field in which his predecessor Paddy Ashdown thrived, but Mr Kennedy, with little relevant experience, had until now failed to convey any authority.

Chappell had presented the windfall in the accounts of Olivia Investments, his family's holding company in Gibraltar, to counter concerns that the former bankrupt had little relevant experience when acquiring the retailer in 2015.

Typically experiencing higher average temperatures, urban areas also frequently have less wind and lower relative humidity; there is too little relevant data from Africa, however, to permit a detailed study of urban climates.

Schumpeter has nothing against Ms Clinton, but it is hard to imagine what virtuous instructions to a headhunter could have resulted in a 31-year-old with little relevant experience making its shortlist.

This part of the questionnaire asked firms how relevant each adjustment strategy was, on a scale from 1 to 4: (1) "Not relevant," (2) "Of little relevance," (3) "Relevant," and (4) "Very relevant".

"It's great to have the opportunity to retool to make it a little more relevant".

The answers get a little more relevant, but things haven't really changed very much.

The Shia militia group Hezbollah, whose "external security" branch was named as a terrorist organisation in June, had supporters in Australia, but they engaged in "little security relevant activity", the report said.

Fillery was heard discussing his fears that a police officer who had been jailed for corruption might have given information about the Morgan murder, but little other relevant evidence emerged.