Sentence examples for making relevant from inspiring English sources

A computer-administered assessment for decision making relevant to daily-living decisions, using the technique of complex decision making (CDM), has been previously developed and tested in our laboratory.

Many executives believe that young American designers just aren't making relevant clothes.

And mutual funds are obliged by regulators to report returns, making relevant indexes less vulnerable to distortion than those of hedge funds that report voluntarily.

Designers are common enough in London, even visionaries and stars like Mr. Ford, but just now the city is full of young talent making relevant clothes.

And when taxes get too high, or when a new development encroaches on one's property, people often move to North Carolina instead of making relevant and appropriate demands of their public officials.

"I think the stereotype for a long time was that people who performed and had resident shows in Vegas were once great performers who were past their prime and were there as a nostalgia act, ie people not making relevant new music," Feldberg says.

I mean, that's an atrocious idea, nearly as awful as making relevant-in-the-90s pop crooner Jarvis Cocker an editor-at-large.

"We have to make sure we continue to make relevant content for Israeli audiences".

The syllabus is screaming out to be modernised and made relevant.

Firstly, look to make relevant connections with potential customers, rather than send broadcasts.

And I think we will miss the fact that it wasn't made relevant.