Sentence examples for may prove relevant from inspiring English sources

Here are some other résumé notes that may prove relevant.

There is another parallel in the Kennedy example that may prove relevant if Obama's strategists have their way.

All this raises an issue that may prove relevant one day to whatever is built at the World Trade Center site.

Rudolf Carnap's (1956) distinction between internal and external questions may prove relevant here.

Our methods may prove relevant for numerical solution of other mixed-type or elliptic problems, and in particular for the generation of initial data in general relativity.

The naked mole rat's kind of cancer prevention may prove relevant to humans because the same genes are involved, says Brown University cancer biologist John Sedivy.

And that was the real message of 1989 – a message that may again prove relevant, in the months and years to come.

Particularly relevant is climate variability extreme events such as droughts and heavy rainfall may prove particularly relevant to filovirus transmission but are not included herein; such more complex models are under development (A.T. Peterson et al., unpub. data).

Given the success of the opposition leader Tony Abbott's use of the governing Labor Party's failed refugee policies as a cudgel, and with an election approaching, the political calculus may prove more relevant than the fiscal.

A better understanding of social disparities in the use of high-quality ECEC may prove highly relevant for building a better understanding of social disparities in later life chances.

Although both ES and iPS cells are pluripotent, there still are some subtle differences in gene expression which may prove functionally relevant, as was shown for a locus in mouse cells [50].