Sentence examples for public relevance from inspiring English sources

"We political scientists can and should do a better job of making the public relevance of our work clearer and of doing more relevant work".

But the Davos agenda items are of deep public relevance.

The court's decision to suspend the so-called safe harbour agreement is one of those rare beasts: a highly legalistic judgment of seemingly little public relevance whose ripples will touch – if not be felt – by everyone from the average British Facebook user to the American congressman.

Imagine how the PGA Tour would fare, relatively speaking, if there were only four U.S. -based events each year which attracted the game's best, and you start to understand what tennis faces as far as U.S. media and public relevance goes.

The DaNa2.0 team will respond and publish the answer on the website if considered to be of public relevance.

As a general matter, and for better or worse, the time has long since passed (remember Gary Hart or Bob Packwood?) when news organizations could simply assume that matters involving the sex lives of politicians are by definition private and of no public relevance, and therefore should never be reported.

19 Although our large sample size may drive some of the statistically significant associations reported here, its public health relevance to mobile mammography programmes is relevant.

In Hartley's case, all her stories had a public interest relevance.

Thus, diabetes is of high public health relevance.

Early intervention in inhibitory deficits could have high clinical and public health relevance.

African trypanosomiasis is a neglected parasitic disease that is still of great public health relevance, and a severe impediment to agriculture in endemic areas.