Sentence examples for relevance just from inspiring English sources

The most interesting research takes on a special relevance just now.

And consumers either do not mind, or even learn to love these commercial links for their relevance, just as they appreciate the Yellow Pages.Google did not pioneer this "paid search" advertising.

Creation scientists had, and still have, their own tiny collection of Ph.D.s (in fields of dramatically varying relevance), just as ID does, and these creationists were (and are) occasionally able to slip their work into mainstream journals by eliding their creationist conclusions.

Today, however, I am questioning my relevance just as my husband reaches the halfway point of our fifth deployment.

Evolution has been key to Hyperdub's survival and continued relevance, just as it has been the hallmark of our relationship.

Over the years, HuffPost has evolved into a well respected media outlet with tremendous appeal and relevance just as other well-known outlets such as ABC, CBS, and CNN.

Ever since then it seems like both the United States and Canada are always on the verge of becoming soccer-loving countries with national programs that reflect the change in the game's relevance, but they just never quite get there.

But relevance is just as important.

We felt it was of importance for the project to have members of the group who were working directly in the research funding sector, so that we were able to ensure the study was not just of academic relevance but that it was also grounded in practice.

He added of Republicans, "We as a party would have been dismissed from relevance not just on that issue, but on any issue going forward".

Ever since, I have been feeling like an old feminist trying to come to a brand new understanding about why so many -- but especially young women -- think my generation's feminism has no relevance, not just in the presidential campaign, but in their lives.