Sentence examples for making it relevant from inspiring English sources

She understands luxury: Ahrendts has helped solidify Burberry's position as a global luxury brand but also modernised its image, making it relevant to a younger audience by using the power of social media.

Nearly every conference and every research or policy paper must now include the number 2015 in its title, thus making it "relevant".

"The vision for the brand is to celebrate that pioneering spirit and its rich heritage, making it relevant for today's customer".

But while there's no question that he pressed the reset button on Saint Laurent, making it relevant again and supercharging its sales figures, it is also worth pointing out that his departure has not hurt the house or its image.

This meant taking a local Asian brand and making it relevant in Europe and the U.S. but also in its home region.

It has modernized its look, bringing in new designers and new merchandise and "making it relevant for today," said the spokeswoman, LaVelle Olexa.

The point, says Gwen, is "making it relevant to you.

"It's all about making it relevant to kids.

Inspirational teaching is, of course, essential – engaging girls with the topic and making it relevant to them.

The essays discuss science in lay terms, making it relevant and accessible to a lay audience in Puerto Rico.

He sees the stories generated by Narrative Science's programme, Quill, as a way of augmenting and personalising news, of making it relevant to individual needs.