Sentence examples for popular relevant from inspiring English sources
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Among other things, this constraint rules out quite a few popular candidates for (otherwise suitable) conditionals — including, for example, various popular relevant conditionals, including those of E and R. In the next two subsections, I sketch two basic (in various ways related) approaches to a suitable conditional, so understood.
Check those with free Google terms and use the most popular relevant one in your title - a descriptive title to let them know right away what it is if it's a word with multiple meanings.
In addition to the help from journalists, Twitter is also using its own curation tools and working with a partner, Mass Relevance, to help identify the most popular and relevant questions on the platform that use the hashtag #AskObama.
"She thinks about democratization of music and opera, how opera can become more popular and relevant," Mr. Freud said.
It was important to communicate with his readers because he was good at it – that connection is one reason he remained popular and relevant for so long.
Dressed for business is gold-rimmed specs, a posh white shirt and bow-tie, Snoop offered his thoughts on how he's managed to stay popular and relevant.
She added that the wide reach of the law, beyond maternity leave, had probably made it more popular and relevant, therefore winning it easier passage through the legislature.
Let's begin with a fundamental premise, and one that seems particularly popular and relevant in light of the Miami Heat's overtime letdown in Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers: But Kobe Bryant isn't clutch, either.
So… Dragon Ball… that was popular (and relevant!), what, 10, 12 years ago?
Those numbers imply that Microsoft may be blocking more popular or relevant political sites than other search engines.
