Sentence examples for particularly relevant here from inspiring English sources

Although he was a conservative and even a racist, Edmund Burke's critique of the French revolutionaries and their discourse is particularly relevant here.

"To have a film like this, which is particularly relevant here, especially at this time in American history with a new president and all the hope that goes with that, it just makes it really special".

What defines these furies is often clear enough: a terrible shortage of homes, an impossibly precarious job market, a too-often overlooked sense that men (and men are particularly relevant here) who would once have been certain in their identity as miners, or steelworkers, now feel demeaned and ignored.

The second observation, particularly relevant here, is the lung dose by drug class.

Consider, for example, a case that will be particularly relevant here.

Today it is recognized as a true ape (e.g., Harrison and Rook 1997) and is particularly relevant here because of its unique skeletal features.

This passage from the release is particularly relevant to discussions here of the role of scientists in pressing for policies to address risks revealed by their research: [He and Molina] decided they had to advocate for a ban on consumer products that were earning billions annually.

Though I have no knowledge of this taking place, you could envision content being particularly useful and relevant here, as brides and grooms are looking for recommendations from experts on what types of pots and pans to buy, whether it's worth buying china and more.

It is particularly relevant to note here that the AtWAKL10 protein has a predicted extracellular calcium-binding EGF-like domain [18] since pathogen-induced increases in cytosolic calcium are mirrored by a reduction in apoplast calcium concentrations which have been suggested to influence cell wall rigidity due to the role of calcium in non-covalent cell wall cross-linking [91].

Ovarian cancer is a particularly relevant model system here because it has such a high rate of recurrence, making the study and understanding of ovarian cancer stem cells potentially quite important.

"Leap of faith" is a particularly relevant phrase to use here.