Sentence examples for one more relevant from inspiring English sources

It is a powerful scene and one more relevant to me than when I first saw it all those years ago.

"There is no one more relevant and credible in the creative community to help us build upon Motown's fantastic legacy and move the company into its next groundbreaking era".

One more relevant aspect of coordination deals with the number and the role of stakeholders: relations can be bilateral with one direction in this case are classified as sequential; they can be bilateral with two directions and in this case are labeled as reciprocal; and can be multilateral and as such are defined as pooled (Lazzarini et al. 2001).

Level 2, moderate evidence: one RCT of high quality and one or more relevant low quality RCTs.

We used these medication data to assign a 'treated' or 'untreated' status based on the current use of one or more relevant medication for each condition (hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, and stroke).

The Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems, or KERS, was introduced by the International Automobile Federation, the sport's governing body, to not only make Formula One more environmentally relevant and useful to the sport's car companies, but also to improve the racing by making overtaking easier.

The Angela Merkel comparison is an illuminating one, much more relevant than talk of a second Thatcher.

Second, back each of these skills up by identifying one or more relevant examples of how you've demonstrated that skill".

David Albright, a US expert on proliferation, described Obama's announcement as a good move, saying that the Bush plan had been "over the top" while the new one was more relevant to the perceived Iranian threat.

In particular, approximately half of the patients in both groups presented with one or more relevant co-morbidities known to increase post-surgical infection risk (Table 2).

In the platform's architecture, the city acts as a data provider which offers one or more relevant touristic information datasets.