Sentence examples for more relevant said from inspiring English sources

"The goal is to make the World Series of Poker more popular than ever and more relevant," said Mr. Pollack as he gave a tour of the trailers backstage, where, he said, 90 ESPN technicians will handle the final feeds.

As Macy's makes its Valentine's Day ad plans, "we like to change it up" from year to year "to make it more exciting, more relevant," said Martine Reardon, executive vice president for marketing at Macy's.

With polls indicating a strong showing for Republicans in November, "it's made Republicans more relevant," said Drew Maloney, the chief executive of Ogilvy Government Relations, a top Washington lobbying shop.

"The incorporation of tech stocks [into the index] is good, because it makes the Dow average more relevant," said Peter Cardillo of Westfalia Investments.

It's become more relevant," said Young, the film's magnetic star with self-assured swagger that anchors even the most message-y voiceover.

"I think the goal was to make the movies more relevant," said Tanya Lopez, senior vice president of original movies, in the aforementioned piece by The Washington Post.

"Shoving the bank brand at people has mixed results, but on Mint, where someone is thinking about organizing their finances, we can be more relevant," says Peter Guagenti of digital ad agency Avenue A Razorfish, whose clients include Mint sponsor ing Direct.

With machine vision and navigation now a part of our everyday lives, 9900 is becoming a lot more relevant," says Avi Vaidman, a former 9900 officer and founder and CEO of Nucleai, a startup that develops machine vision algorithms for computerized analysis of biopsies.

I remind myself daily of something Albert Camus, who seems daily more freshly relevant, said: "It is from the moment when I shall no longer be more than a writer that I shall cease to write".

She said no. "Some people may want to see advertising that's more relevant," Lewis said.

"I never felt more relevant," he said.