Sentence examples for more relevant ones from inspiring English sources

Rather than blocking ads altogether, Ad+ replaces them with better and more relevant ones for the user, depending on their preferences and what data they chose to share.

Crowded in white plastic letters between the old events are new, more relevant ones, like "American Hispanic Day, Sept. 21".

And that it may even in some way rank tweets to show more relevant ones for the topic at hand.

Facebook says both changes lead to people hiding fewer ads because it learns to show them more relevant ones.

Well, Highlight hears you and has revamped the app to send you fewer notifications (*whew*), but hopefully more relevant ones.

The more relevant ones will be presented latter in the discussion.

A more relevant one is: will Australia let him go about his batting as he does for Yorkshire?

Charts of any sort have little to do with art, but I think I have found a more relevant one.

(A more relevant one might come from Jennifer Worick's "Nancy Drew's Guide to Life," in which she extrapolates Miss Drew wisdom from the novels: "A soft, kindly approach to questioning prisoners can make them squeal").

Yet if the president had given his speech at any of these sites, or at one of the thousands of plantations where slaves once toiled, it would have been a very different event -- and, some African-Americans say, a far more relevant one.

The move enhances HootSuite's position as a social data management platform in its own right, and makes it a more relevant one-stop shop for companies looking to consolidate and monitor how it engages and gets mentioned across the whole of the social media galaxy.