Sentence examples for long-term relevance from inspiring English sources

Of more long-term relevance last night was England under-21s 1-0 win over Serbia in the first-leg of their European Championship qualifying play-off at Carrow Road.

The industry hopes these changes will encourage long-term relevance rather than quick, commercial success, and its wider impact will be on how albums are marketed, trying to focus on ways to make people play albums repeatedly rather than lightly grazing.

Under Altman's leadership, YC is positioning itself for growth and long-term relevance.

But again, what is alarming is that frivolous ideas with no long-term relevance are all the rage.

"It dramatically increases BBM's long-term relevance - but it is unclear how Blackberry will ensure the move benefits its own hardware sales".

50 is looking to secure his own long-term relevance with deals like the one currently in the works with Motsepe.

it can create unease at times but its our only path to long term relevance.

The long-term field relevance of pulsed pesticide exposure in affecting aquatic biodiversity on a landscape level was first identified in central Europe and was then validated globally.

That's why "Artpop" and "Magna Carta" kind of bricked in long-term sales and relevance, while "Random Access Memories" and "Prism" fared better ("Prism" was in the top 5 for a month with a major Black Friday rebound after discounting, for six weeks in the top 10).

To evaluate clinical relevance a rating system was developed considering effectiveness, everyday life relevance, long-term effect, therapy frequency and setting, duration of the therapy units, effects on quality of life, and assessment.

This could address the long-term physiological or pathological relevance of the previous observations.