Sentence examples for probably more relevant from inspiring English sources

Humiliation and shame are probably more relevant".

That makes sense: time and cost are probably more relevant.

"Well, Gordon thinks he was, which is probably more relevant," Salmond says.

It's about voyeurism, exhibitionism and surveillance, the last of which is probably more relevant than "freedom" at ground zero.

Pakistan have apparently won every game where Shehzad has scored more than 40, although that stat is probably more relevant to superstition than anything else.

Less about class maybe, more about race and culture, a broader cross section, probably more relevant to Britain in the 21st century.

However, as peak effects may be exaggerated in single dose studies of long-acting insulin analogues and the concept of long-acting insulin is to provide continuous basal coverage, steady-state pharmacodynamic studies are probably more clinically relevant in this situation.

It would probably be more relevant to look towards examples like the incredible success of World of Warcraft as reasons why co-operative gameplay is becoming more prevalent.

And this is probably something more relevant to the UK and Europe than the US.

The fact that it remains illegal is probably a more relevant indicator as to why it is singled out.

The fundamental problem with many conventional project management frameworks is probably even more relevant to science than it is to business: They simply aren't adaptive enough.