Sentence examples for more relevant this from inspiring English sources

More relevant this week are the instincts Mr. Biden honed in six terms in the Senate.

"My heart is broken at how much more relevant this play is today than when it opened at Yale, a mere year and a half ago," Taichman told me.

The principle gained force in the 1960s, when students demanded that education be more relevant — this was the period when African-American studies and women's studies entered the curriculum — and for all the criticism that those renegades have endured in the decades since, they may not have been so nutty after all.

I will make them more relevant". This confident perspective changed the conversation and helped to define the following top five ways young professionals want to be led by their baby boomer bosses.

Discussion Arasada (2011) has another estimate of NPF density that is more relevant this work on budding yeast Arp2/3 complex than the other examples, namely between 16,000 and 45,000 NPF's per µm2 at sites of endocytosis where actin polymerization depends on Arp2/3 complex.

Check what laundry facilities there are on board (the longer the cruise, the more relevant this is).

Finally, flat-panel screens consume only a fraction as much electricity as traditional monitors, a point that's more relevant this year than ever.

5.29pm BST In her opening keynote on literature and politics, Egyptian writer Ahdaf Soueif posed a question that has become more relevant this year: in a time of great political narratives, how can a writer absent herself from those narratives.

The alleged practice started about seven years ago but has become more relevant this year because the practices in question — allowing outside developers to gather data on not only app users but their friends — are at the heart of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal.

It makes this theory more relevant in this situation, if the speed and irreversible large scale damage inflicted on the cultural and ecological wellbeing are taken into consideration.

This measure is more relevant for this study because it not only captures the shift of employment from one sector/industry to another (employment share), but also captures the effects of change in demand, trade and innovation pattern.