Sentence examples for relevance at from inspiring English sources

Is this an important difference in terms of population drinking problems, and therefore policy relevant, or is it a trivial effect of no policy relevance at all?

"It has no relevance at all," he said.

He has described their relevance at this stage as "most marginal".

"We were not a society big on relevance at that point.

The whole thing is disgusting and I don't see any relevance at all," he said.

Other "Prospect.1" works with local relevance, at the Contemporary Arts Center, in the warehouse district, are conceptual and political.

In fact, if oil-price movements have any relevance at all in economic forecasting, it is as a contrary indicator.

So a review written in the middle of ramp season should still have relevance at tomato time.

Here he learned about communicating with the public, mobilisation skills and dealing with leadership vacuums – of particular relevance at the height of the Westgate crisis.

The importance of this list is that it has social relevance at a time when our headlines are forever crowded with black stabbings.

Justice Ginsburg asked Ms. Rumpz, Virginia's lawyer, "Does what the rest of the world thinks have any relevance at all?" No, the lawyer replied.