Sentence examples for really relevant for from inspiring English sources

To identify which perceptual criteria are really relevant for customer-centred design, an empirical observation of customers exploring vehicles was set-up.

"I've given talks where it was really relevant for me to say, 'Yes, I'm a nerd, and I'm proud of it,' " she said.

That is really relevant for small businesses that will increasingly be doing a lot of their recruitment from apprentices rather than graduates".

This work deals with CO2 capture plants for an advanced air-blown gasification-based combined cycle where a coal with high sulphur content, which is really relevant for the coal market, is used as feedstock.

Observing the fight for presidential nominations in the states, Addison says the key personalities are not really relevant for the scriptwriters of Veep, a show created, like The Thick of It, by Armando Iannucci.

and it is not really relevant for long running tasks.

That's a really relevant theme for today's audience.

Vicky Creevey: "It's better to select a few really relevant platforms for your industry and keep them up-to-date.

Thus, it makes sense to increase the diameter of only those axons in which fast conduction velocity is really relevant, e.g. for movement detection or for maintaining dynamical properties in large brains (Buszáki et al. 2013).

"For us, what is really relevant are the next six years, more than the next six months," he said.

"But when you look at her own style, for me, she is not really relevant first, regarding fashion and second, regarding a couture house like Ungaro.