Sentence examples for regain relevance from inspiring English sources

His powerful criticisms of capitalist excesses have seen the church regain relevance in the contemporary debate on social justice.

For the labor movement, green jobs represent an opportunity to regain relevance after years of declining membership.

Cameron's real basis for the handouts is, naturally, not altruism or slavery guilt, but a bid to regain relevance and geopolitical capital in the Caribbean.

Mr. Visvanathan, the sociologist, said that the R.S.S. – which traditionally is more seen than heard – has now realized it must adapt to regain relevance.

As with all great satire, it was funny because it contained a grain of truth: the Knicks indeed paid a steep price to regain relevance.

Both he and Mr. Wolff have managed to regain relevance by emulating Truman Capote, the skunk at the garden party that has somehow managed to become its arbiter as well.

As mentioned, Teachout says Mencken has regained relevance today as a libertarian conservative.

HAVING ceded Cadillac a decade-long head start toward regaining relevance in the global luxury-car market, Ford Motor's Lincoln division has roused itself from somnolence with a reinvention plan of its own.

The topics of political economy and visual education, based on the ISOTYPE language, are concrete legacies that have regained relevance, urgency and interest.

No knock on Tebow -- this writer was among the most excited when his hometown team regained relevance last fall, as well as among the first down on one knee to salute the lefty savior.

With the adoption of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in 2003, the revision of the International Health Regulations in 2005, and the adoption of other frameworks and codes on global health issues such as virus sharing and mobility of health workers, WHO has regained relevance.