Sentence examples for more relevant a from inspiring English sources

With her, it feels closer to home, more relevant, a puzzle that might one day be solved.

"We needed to make Lady Foot Locker more relevant, a little more fresh," Mr. Kovant said, "so we made the campaign look like music videos".

There are loads of puzzle-solving activities throughout the game, and much more relevant, a vast Create mode, which challenges players to develop their own intricate puzzles for other people to solve.

That makes all the more relevant a message echoing forward from the old New Frontier to the new one, one that Barack Obama has urged from the start: shared risk, collective wisdom, unity.

This novel is even more relevant a decade on, where the kings of the city - in all their sly disguises - have bust the banks; where political sell-out and naked corruption have become acceptable, where media giants and dodgy billionaires kick away at the flaky keel of democracy.

After the Simmons story came out, I discussed this with a friend of mine who is a fellow Capitol Hill refugee and, more relevant, a senior executive at a prominent company owned by a private-equity firm.

Thus, we tested T-REX on a more relevant model, a miRNA knock-out (KO) mouse.

"That's more relevant than a link to a specialised search engine, where you have to repeat your query.

But she conceded such a belief might be more relevant to a doctor who has been accused of assaulting a patient.

Beyond that, I really think that a degree there sounds more relevant for a future professional career – which most at Cambridge are extraordinarily underprepared for.

In choosing between the two 12Cs, you'd find a Meyer-Briggs personality test more relevant than a stopwatch.