Sentence examples for present relevance from inspiring English sources

One other thing too, which is of present relevance: he used radio with the same skill that Ronald Reagan uses television.

If the eerie is – as Fanshawe found on Gallows Hill – about the experience of being watched by a presence that you cannot perceive, then this, certainly, is another cause for its present relevance.

Web applications that present relevance over chronological have proven to be popular.

It has often been observed that the present perfect in English has present relevance.

The Italian rice varieties were selected because of their past and present relevance for breeding programs, and their contribution to rice production in the last decades.

Anthony Lane uses his review of the remake of "Murder on the Orient Express" largely to take down Agatha Christie, the best-selling novelist of all time, while missing her historical and present cultural relevance (The Current Cinema, November 20th).

All of these parameters are singularly measurable variables that do not rely on complex formulae for their derivation (such as dynamic Young's Modulus or Poisson's ratio) and so have been selected to be the key relationships that we present with relevance to the Rotokawa Andesite.

The present symbolic relevance of Charlemagne pertains to his embodiment of Franco-German relations, on which European integration relies.

At present, physiological relevance of the NIR pathway is fairly well established in E. coli, but has yet to be elucidated in human cells.

The rise of electronic publishing [1], preprint archives, blogs, and wikis is raising concerns among publishers, editors, and scientists about the present day relevance of academic journals and traditional peer review [2].

Variables recognized to present clinical relevance in the current literature but not presenting statistical significance in our study were also included.