Sentence examples for relevance because from inspiring English sources

It's of particular relevance because of how much this group has grown".

Like many Bush nominees before her, Justice Brown asserted that her speeches had little relevance because they were just speeches.

But Sunday's game has great relevance because both sides have a genuine chance of winning the league".

She added that the monument has new relevance because people of her generation "are at war and coming home".

Various documents and books illustrate Anglo-Spanish relations, and two treatises by Leonardo are given relevance because Prince Charles tried to buy them when he was in Madrid.

Mr. Fitzhugh said he scoffs when some educators argue that research papers have lost relevance because Google has put so much knowledge just keystrokes away.

This, of course, is of limited relevance, because whoever gets the nod today will immediately start building a very different-looking team in time for next season.

Hypo Real Estate said the stress tests had "limited relevance" because it was already transferring troubled assets to a so-called bad bank underwritten by the German government.

But Benedict's track record in handling such cases under his direct control has assumed new relevance because he presides over a church troubled by scandal.

These letters have resonance and relevance because of his proximity to the throne.

When it released the iPod, Apple's ideology had little legal relevance, because it had no market power.