Sentence examples for question the relevance from inspiring English sources

These findings question the relevance of a research and innovation policy based on product market liberalisation.

But I question the relevance of evaluating architecture aesthetically in an urban context such as Cairo.

However, intense lobbying from the US pig industry is making people question the relevance of pigs in this crisis.

Many otologists question the relevance of surgical treatments, and traditional options are rarely discussed or offered to patients.

The introduction of drug-eluting stents (DESs) calls into question the relevance of past studies to the current era.

We question the relevance of the missile metaphor, and suggest that an alternative oecological metaphor would be more appropriate.

Inhabitants of areas near the future route are concerned about noise and vibration, and question the relevance of current legislation for a "freight-only" line.

Pay levels could well decline further as firms continue to question the relevance of highly paid analysts to their core businesses.

"Many Europeans question the relevance of our actions and doubt whether the mission is worth the lives of their sons and daughters".

It hinted at the Army's deepest suspicion of Rumsfeld and his R.M.A. associates — their "call[ing] into question the relevance of land power".

"Degrading land power capabilities and putting ground formations at risk for the sake of cost cutting is to call into question the relevance of land power".