Sentence examples for maintained its relevance from inspiring English sources

As my tastes grew deeper, as they are wont to do, Fabric maintained its relevance.

Coachella has maintained its relevance by being flexible with its musical identity and as we come to the halfway point of this decade, that means embracing electronic music, not as an outside force, but as the driving force behind music culture.

When a policy's objectives are reached and maintained, its relevance and applicability should be reconsidered and, if found redundant, outmoded, or dysfunctional, the policy should be terminated[ 6].

While the established treatment has changed over the last few decades, the old principle 'ubi pus, ibi evacua' has maintained its relevance.

As a result it is difficult to trace progress in upstream work and the extent to which UNICEF is achieving what it sets out to do. 6. Managing the balance between upstream and downstream: in the Zimbabwean context UNICEF has maintained its relevance and effectiveness by continuing with downstream implementation work in conjunction with its upstream work.

But, "if NATO wants to maintain its relevance, it has to do something," said Sebastian Gorka, of the Atlantic Council's Strategic Advisers Group.

ASSIMILATOR will also quickly and easily incorporate new data added to the ENCODE project ensuring that it maintains its relevance.

If it wants to help the Hall of Fame maintain its relevance as shrine to the game's great and a museum to its past, it should now offer voters official guidance.

Otherwise NATO will not maintain its relevance in the future".

To maintain its relevance and to justify its funding long into the 21st century, the BBC needs to keep evolving.

But a sport built on the metaphors of combat will have to maintain its relevance in a time of post-cold-war peace.