Sentence examples for relevance its from inspiring English sources

Although FAD is a drug with no direct environmental relevance, its specificity makes it a useful model chemical for studying this mode of action.

There may be large differences between guidelines in respect of the literature available to review: the size of the relevant economics literature, its relevance, its quality, its timeliness, its generalisability.

Reviewers praised "Public Opinion" for its relevance, its insights, its clarity of thought.

And, while these reasons for the Electoral College have lost all relevance, its disadvantages loom ever larger.

Despite Enron's relevance, its intelligence and its technical bravura, about half the Broadway critics found it either too obvious or too contrived.

Blair insisted, "It is a time to recognize that only by change will Europe recover its strength, its relevance, its idealism, and therefore its support amongst the people".

Smith puts it that when anything assumes sufficient relevance it finds its name.

Second, tackling the new insecurities offers a huge opportunity for the EU to demonstrate its relevance to its citizens' lives.

But rewatching "Schindler's List" right now, what's most striking isn't its relevance, but its uselessness.

The show has lost none of its relevance, and its racial plot twist, while simple, remains a clever theatrical device.

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