Sentence examples for relevance at a from inspiring English sources

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

GAZETTE: Do you think EMR is of particular relevance at a time when migration and ethnicity have become such contentious issues nationally and globally?

Schutz claimed to have been motivated by empathy, and an awareness of Till's renewed relevance at a time when shootings of African American boys were so much in the news.

The Blackhawks' startling rebound has thrust them into local sports relevance at a moment when the Cubs and the White Sox are below.500 and the Bulls were eliminated by Cleveland in the first round of the N.B.A. playoffs.

Instead of looking for relevance at a rock concert, Neal Pollack ought to reflect on the fact that the Rolling Stones are again proving that they're the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band by doing a tour with stadium, arena and theater shows in the same cities.

He reflects on the book's initial stunning success in an age of political and religious upheaval and makes the case for its enduring relevance at a time when the debates that The Secular City helped ignite have caught fire once again.

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?

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

Giving a gift that has no relevance at all to your boss will probably be viewed as insincere.

If Judaism cannot offer wisdom and guidance as to how we might make a small contribution to heal a broken world, then it has little to no relevance at all.

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