Sentence examples for relevance for today from inspiring English sources

"We didn't want to just recreate the movies Cameron made, we wanted to take his incredible universe and update it to have a relevance for today.

"He stood up against McCarthyism at a time when very few had courage to do so, and protected his faculty," she said What happened then has enormous relevance for today, she added.

He has unearthed a story of remarkable relevance for today: about the man who walked out of Lefortovo Prison with his hatred of a disintegrating system transformed into a hatred of us.

Monitor has relevance for today's realities.

But at least let's not say he has a burning relevance for today's modern art.

According to Kent Brinkley, director of horticulture for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, it is these gardens that have the most relevance for today's gardeners.

Predicting which documents she will judge relevant, whether based on tenfold cross-validation, or on predicting relevance for 2011 documents based on training on pre-2011 documents, is noticeably more accurate when "maybe" judgments are folded in with "no" judgments than when "maybe" judgments are folded in with "yes" judgments.

There is a sense of timelessness about it, but a searing relevance for 2016.

Perhaps, then, this fact has little relevance for 2014.

These data suggest that, if this splice variant is produced in the human heart at all, it would not be of pathophysiological relevance for T1620K carriers.

Given the rapidly changing demographics of the UAE — with a population estimated to have doubled between 2005 and 2010 mainly due to the influx of workers [ 16] — census data from 2005 is of limited relevance for 2010.