Sentence examples for relevance it has from inspiring English sources

But, "if NATO wants to maintain its relevance, it has to do something," said Sebastian Gorka, of the Atlantic Council's Strategic Advisers Group.

But even without the gloss of relevance it has acquired since its New York premiere Off Broadway in September 2007, "Dividing the Estate" would still be a must for discriminating theatergoers.

"Today's biology in its success emphasises how little relevance it has to the issues so often, and so tediously, discussed by non-biologists," he remarks.

For research into language development in L2 writing to have any relevance, it has to be situated within a framework of decisions in writing pedagogy.

Some of the corporate rockers dress as punks, but they might as well dress as King Alfonso IV of Portugal for all the relevance it has to their music.

It's less clear what relevance it has these days.

Money had lost its physical relevance, it had become abstract.

He didn't quite know why it had happened, or what relevance it had to the story as he never mentioned it again.

What possible relevance it had I don't know, but he sat there for an hour, taking notes, unnoticed at the back of the room.

I vaguely understood that these questions had something to do with "politics", but when my parents took me to the voting booth, I still didn't really understand the relevance it had for my life.

Yet Henry declared Friday that "it's not personal" and that it could be Julia Gillard, the Australian prime minister, in the opposition coaching box for all the relevance it had for the game.