There is a direct relevance in this to his work.
"They're asking themselves, does financial planning have any relevance in this world?
But even on these painfully awkward moments, the sounds, and the emotions they generate, which collide on "Survivor," increase the group's relevance in this era of mixed signals.
Other towns scattered around the periphery of the Sandhills have more life, although the downtowns are struggling for relevance in this era of superstores and Internet commerce.
Phil Mickelson celebrated his return to relevance in this round by shanking his tee shot on No. 13.
Have you thought at all about "Hysteria's" relevance in this contentious season of political debate over women's bodies?
The problem is, "white" refers to so many different types of people that a reference to it as skin color has no negative historical relevance in this country.
"The porch play," Mr. Daldry said, referring to the strain of realistic domestic drama in American writing, "not to mention that thing of, 'Oops, I wasn't loved enough by my father,' somehow didn't have the relevance in this country.
Could haecceities have any relevance in this sort of context?
BSI has shown to be a valuable imaging biomarker with clinical relevance in this patient group.
The pro-survival adaptive function of autophagy acquires then relevance in this context.
