Sentence examples for relevance held from inspiring English sources

- Newt Gingrich, still trying to maintain relevance, held a conference call with leaders of a faith coalition and basically said the government needs to end gay marriage and teachers should bully gay teenagers more often.

However, the top four positions in the physician ranking of relevance were held by indicators focussing on the number of procedures and range and availability of services.

Schegloff (1991) called this 'the criterion of relevance', which holds that what is relevant to the analyst must be shown to be relevant to the participants.

Although it would be fair to say that not many answers were given, both organisers and delegates alike felt that the day was helpful and that an event of such relevance should be held more regularly.

Pathway analysis and public database searches were conducted to ensure these proteins held relevance to PsA.

As a result, expert manual curation was undertaken to ensure the value and biological relevance of information held within the GPX-MEA.

These statistics held little relevance to me, until I became part of them.

Throughout these five years, the spirit of the words he has spoken has held immense relevance to all peoples.

The effort answers one question that arose immediately after Sept. 11: was this event so extraordinary that it held no relevance for safety in buildings nationwide?

But neither Mayakovsky's obscurity nor Lao She's familiarity held much relevance for audiences drawn as much by the plays' respective directors -- Meng Jinghui and Lin Zhaohua -- as by the plays themselves.

Of these, skill level, confidence, traffic/road conditions, and social support networks held particular relevance.