Sentence examples for more relevant that from inspiring English sources

"Language departments in the UK are in steep decline," says Professor Andy Williams, PPE programme director and professor of international relations at Kent. "One of our aims in setting up the course was to offer something more relevant that might attract students back in.

On the heels of Ben Ali's recent illness (Ref A) and a new law providing for "former presidents" (Ref B), these discussions seem, on the surface, to be more relevant that the usual rumors.

I started crying, listening to my cousin deliver his eulogy, and Sepinwall handed me a handkerchief with "The depiction of Cold War paranoia in 'The Americans' is more relevant that ever".

Sedimentary variables were more relevant that those of the water column.

The images search was better (more relevant) that what I was getting at Google.

"I think it is more relevant that he celebrates the goals that win games and not the fifth goal in the 90th minute," he said of his compatriot.

What could be more relevant than that?

This source of data, vaster and more relevant than that of lab coats and test tubes, should not be disregarded.

Some will argue that the general public's opinion about airport security measures is actually more relevant than that of frequent air travellers.

The contribution of Properties, though, was more relevant than that of Structures.

Their findings indicate that both channels affect trust although in some cases the role of the environment seems more relevant than that of the intergenerational transmission.