Sentence examples for more relevant of from inspiring English sources

This may be the force behind the notion that nonfiction is the more relevant of the two.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Students write journal entries on the more relevant of the two questions below (written on the board for students to copy prior to leaving class): -If you celebrate Christmas, how does your own family tradition fit into the history of Christmas celebrations?

While the United States managed to seize another high-profile target on Saturday in Libya — capturing Nazih Abdul-Hamed al-Ruqai, known as Abu Anas al-Libi, a suspect in the 1998 bombings of the United States Embassies in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, which killed 224 people — some analysts described Mr. Abdikadir as the more relevant of the two.

We need to be reminded that they were both Americans, that Americans have two twentieth-century economic stories (not one), and that the FDR story is the more relevant of the two to our contemporary moment.

Finally, based on accuracy of imputation of several schemes, the costs of the more relevant of these alternatives were estimated.

The power to bodyweight figure takes into account the general size of the individual, and is therefore the more relevant of the two measures for assessing change expressed in the population.

However, the recommendations are more relevant out of ICU where measurements of respiratory pressure differ considerably from the bedside measurements used in ICU [11].

Future efforts of researchers working on cardioprotection should be devoted to the development of more relevant models of cardiac diseases.

We pay more attention to the danger of Ebola than to the far more relevant danger of flu, or of obesity or heart disease.

A selection of the more relevant predictors of in-ICU mortality is given in Fig. 2.

Patternity could not have picked a more relevant expression of the "powerful presence of pattern," as its Web site puts it.