Sentence examples for now relevant from inspiring English sources
Radio 1 is now relevant - the network is in tune with the UK's youth.
In the broader political space, stretching across borders, that is now relevant, it has lost every capacity to express social struggles or launch emancipatory movements.
All of sudden this country that was completely isolated was now relevant to any major western country because of the oil and gas.
There are two issues right now relevant to the survival question.
This paper will examine the technical, administrative, and legal considerations now relevant to beta testing of vendor software by library staff and offer charts and checklists that may make these projects more easily comprehended.
Finally the impact of an enlargement of the dependence structure is discussed, in the contest of a geographical area sub-portfolios analysis now relevant to determine the risk contributions of subgroups under the presence of a wider dependence structure.
His work today carries just as much, if not more (given the just-now relevant engineering possibilities), applicability as it did during his own time.
Mr. Wainwright, unfazed, resumed his narrative, adding one now-relevant detail.
"But they're not relevant now," he said last week.
But what he did last year is not relevant now.
Asahi and AB InBev said they will now begin relevant employee information and consultation processes.
