Sentence examples for more relevant the from inspiring English sources

Something more profound, or at least more relevant: the problems of management and morale in the modern office.

Perhaps more relevant, the figures for Farage in the Newark and Sherwood boroughs within the 2013 Nottinghamshire county council elections are only marginally more inviting.

Second, and more relevant, the number of flies increased at a faster rate in the mixed population than in the single-strain populations.

Perhaps more relevant, the Spanish government is desperate to change the subject from an ongoing party-funding scandal, which has threatened to engulf Mariano Rajoy, the prime minister.

"We're learning that the more relevant the messaging is for the experience, the better the connection will be with the consumer," Mr. Lisko said.

For Apple Music, that's reflected in the playlists suggested in its app's "For You" section, with the promise that they'll get more and more relevant the more each user listens.

The more relevant is the region, the higher is its weight.

The higher the significance score, the more relevant is the overlap.

The shorter the average latent period, the more relevant does the latter perturbation become.

Or more relevant to the story: the introduction of gunpowder and cannons.

What is more relevant to the decline of the tabloids is the impact their investigations make.