Sentence examples for make it relevant to from inspiring English sources

DeskTEAM incorporates software features and functionality that make it relevant to the broad camera trapping community.

"A heritage brand can become outdated if you don't work hard to make (it) relevant to modern life".

"I wanted to make it relevant to myself, and those who I hang out with," he said.

But Lenovo had to take that brand recognition and make it "relevant to a broader consumer base," Ms. Cheever said.

"To keep that specialness yet still make it relevant to another generation, is the challenge," he added.

If a recruiter reads a generic CV they can tell instantly, so try to make it relevant to the role.

I have to take my thinking and my creativity out of my kitchen and make it relevant to you, the home cook.

"This has sweeping implications for the way we do research in this country and the way we try to make it relevant to the nation.

What culture shift has to happen in schools and HE to encourage innovation and make it relevant to the new digital economy, and produce global innovators?

The next step must be to take this information to students and make it relevant to them and their decision making.

If we've a duty to pass folk music on, we should also bring it up to date and make it relevant to our times," he says.