Sentence examples for more relevant questions from inspiring English sources

The more relevant questions are whether they're (a) funny and (b) offensive.

She declared that my admittedly irreverent manifesto "read like a parody of an out-of-touch, secular, Manhattan journalist," and went on to say we should ask not "tougher" questions but "more relevant" questions.

This process of finding contexts and some more relevant questions will be tackled and exemplified in the next sections.

To make this possible, we actually made a number of changes to Polar in early February to show people more relevant questions vs. many questions.

Which is good but what's more interesting is that we did a lot of work to get people to more relevant questions and, knowingly, took a hit on total votes.

But, unless you have a fire in your belly about what you want to study, real work experience will provide invaluable answers to life's more relevant questions.

The more relevant question, Ms. Callies said, is what happens next.

The more relevant question now is whether Pellegrini is a genuine upgrade.

Maybe the more relevant question is, what does it mean to win or lose?

But here's a more relevant question: on what basis do the police make such decisions on identifying suspects?

The more relevant question is not where the market will land, but where these eager workaholics will land.