Sentence examples for rarely relevant from inspiring English sources

In that time, half of the capital's press corps working at full blast has added little to the story beyond the details, not always accurate and rarely relevant, of the congressman's sex life with women other than the missing Chandra.

Although animals have the same capacity to feel pain and fear as humans do, our physiology is vastly different, and results from animal studies are rarely relevant to human health.

Acknowledgement and responsibility are built into most healthcare interventions already, while approval is rarely relevant.

For both of my fellowship experiences, my background in science has been useful, but my particular field of specialized expertise is rarely relevant.

"Moved out of the practice area," is more commonly used but this category is rarely relevant when considering "revolving door" patients.

But the distinction rarely seems relevant in everyday life now, which is why its inventor, Tim Berners-Lee, has his own legitimate claim to be the progenitor of the internet as we know it.

Rarely, all relevant uncertainties were included.

Moreover, because we meticulously registered our perioperative complications, we are able to inform readers about all other complications they may encounter, although the majority is rarely clinically relevant.

On the contrary, they argue, the Palestinian leader has rarely been more relevant.

Like those of Steven Meisel, Bruce Weber and David Sims, his images continue to be relevant – rarely a Vogue Italia goes by without one of his stories.

This sort of petty corruption has largely faded away, like so many chads in the wind, but the historical association between voting and imbibing has rarely seemed more relevant.