Sentence examples for relevance any from inspiring English sources

I don't think anything he says will have that much relevance any more because now there is death and now there is blood, the situation has shifted.

One looks back to Mr. Boulez's regime in the 1970's to find any real relevance, any true plan or purpose for this magnificent orchestra other than self-containment and survival.

Three of the six participants identified that to provide cultural relevance, any tool must support students to engage directly with their environment and their community.

Two reviewers independently screened titles and abstracts for relevance, any disagreements were resolved by consensus.

Whether these proteins have relevance any during autophagy remains to be explored.

Even though the explicit situations are still unknown in which miR-511 regulated MECP2/Mecp2 expression might be of particular physiological relevance, any kind of inflammation in the brain for instance could play a pivotal role, considering the relatively high expression found here in mouse microglia.

The information is of scant if any apparent relevance to any business activities that he seems likely to engage in," the judge added.

Achievement has little relevance, if any at all.

However, this shouldn't be confused with a lack of relevance of any professional standard.

David Eldridge's version brings out Ibsen's permanent relevance without any textual coarsening.

If you're not sure of the relevance of any record, bring it anyway.