Sentence examples for most relevant today from inspiring English sources

The most famous, and most relevant today, was the censure of Sen. Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.).

To Mr. Galbraith and L. Randall Wray, an economist at Missouri, the two thinkers whose work is most relevant today are John Maynard Keynes, who argued that the government should spend its way out of the Great Depression, and Hyman Minsky, who maintained that financial institutions could prompt ruinous crashes by taking on too much risk.

Dissertations could be written about their commonalities, but these are a few that are most relevant today.

There is increasing evidence demonstrating that the latter adduct is the biologically most relevant [31,32].

Most relevant to today's talk is his 1992 article in HJAS on poems by Su Shi and Huang Tingjian written on or about paintings, where he raised some of the issues that he will discuss today.

The McKinsey report pores over two episodes that it considers most relevant for today: the experiences of Sweden and Finland following their banking busts in the early 1990s.

Appiah is one of the most relevant philosophers today.

These included microphones hidden in water coolers, sophisticated new photographic techniques and — perhaps most relevant for today — computerized data collection.

The tidal shift towards global diversity is the big event of our times, and this is what makes SF the most relevant literature today.

Integration - The most relevant brands today are masters at leveraging mediums across the board.

The situation in Israel and Lebanon isn't the only example of this wishful (wistful?) thinking, just the most relevant to today's news.