Sentence examples for more relevant over from inspiring English sources

His words have proven more relevant over time.

This reduction increases with smaller packets, that is, when the non-radio-transmission delay is more relevant over the whole end-to-end latency.

Its core use case involving family location tracking has slowly grown more relevant over the years, especially as more children and teens adopt smartphones.

Transportation alternatives are not limited to different car ownership models, and I'd expect services like Mobike to only get more relevant over time.

That vision has become even more relevant over the years, as consumers cut the cord with cable TV and spend more time than ever streaming video on other devices, including on mobile phones and through connected media players in the living room.

Ruby's mob associations have become more relevant over the years following the exposure of the CIA's own assassination capability targeting Fidel Castro using Mafia hit-men (ZR/RIFLE).

Although adequate estimation of surgery time for a specific procedure is frequently mentioned as an important factor, refinement of OR allocations a few months before the day of surgery as well as management decisions on the day of surgery appear to be more relevant in preventing over- or underutilization of operating rooms [7, 16].

The proportion of heroin-positive urine samples per patient was selected as the efficacy-related end-point because the use of heroin was expected to be more relevant in a cross-over study than an outcome of retention in treatment.

"The real test for the market will come in the early new year when we see whether continuing low mortgage rates and lack of new and existing housing supply prove more relevant than uncertainty over unemployment, inflation and the wider economy post-Brexit".

It's a question which has never been more relevant, because all over the globe, nature is being trashed – the mammoth forest fires in Indonesia I wrote about last week are just the most egregious recent example, and it's easy to end up with the despairing sense that the destruction of the natural world is an unavoidable part of the price we pay for human development.

So in my view it will get more relevant, but personalisation will not take over your search page.