Sentence examples for more relevant again from inspiring English sources

"I'm building an army to make science and research more relevant again and I'll stop at nothing".

That is where Notre Dame stands in 2012, relevant again, or more relevant again, driver of television ratings, booster of merchandise sales.

Whether Notre Dame is relevant again, or more relevant again, or not as relevant as before — the subject of much debate — the numbers indicate that it matters, that millions of dollars are at stake, and for more entities than the university and its broadcast partner, NBC.

It also notes that its bundles will make bricks-and-mortar bookstores a bit more relevant again because it allows shoppers to find both print and digital books.

At $60, it isn't likely to change Nintendo's financials single-handedly, but it is one of a number of projects that is making Nintendo more relevant again and that does bode well for the future.

To find out which of them are more relevant, we again started the top down procedure, now stopping at the first step.

If Facebook can get users curating their Acquaintance List with help from the suggestions manager, it could make the site feel more relevant and intimate again without making users choose which friend requests to accept.

The cosmic question Bucky asked audiences again and again for fifty-six years is more relevant than ever.

They talk a lot about the need for Europe to be closer to the people, more open, more visible, more relevant, in order to be loved again.

I don't want to harsh too much on Lazyfeed because at least it is experimenting with ways to make feed reading relevant again by injecting more of a realtime flow into the experience.

If the GOP hopes to become relevant again, it needs more than a re-branding effort.