Sentence examples for relevance but from inspiring English sources

It is not just economics that needs to prove its relevance, but politics as well.

These questions have relevance but they demonstrate poor understanding of sanctions as a foreign policy instrument.

Again, I'm a little vague on the relevance but who cares?

Policy work, he said, "has political relevance but we shouldn't become political actors".

You may not know the relevance, but take in the details – a ring of dust, an open drawer.

They called it the Independent, a name with enduring relevance but also one with a 1986 time and place.

Biography seems to me so powerful that its real problem is not relevance but over- or misuse.

To see the photo this way does not undermine its environmental relevance — but it does recast it.

"There hasn't historically been enough women in these jobs to have statistical relevance, but that's changing," Buermeyer said.

The care with which the defendant conducts his activities is of relevance, but it is not decisive.

Over three years as their president, Walsh had given the Knicks respectability and relevance, but they still needed defenders, shooters and playmakers.