Sentence examples for relevance of that from inspiring English sources

Justice Scalia in turn disputed the relevance of that fact.

The political relevance of that is precisely zero but I mention it anyway.

Last year, Feig called some of the comments "vile, misogynistic shit"; today, he questions the relevance of that backlash.

The workers who were supposed to undertake those checks, Mr. Cane said, "had difficulty understanding the relevance of that".

But the relevance of that comparison is twofold: first, it's a reminder that, in fact, New York is much more segregated than a lot of people appreciate.

Only next weekend will prove the relevance of that point which, at the very least, it would seem folly to ignore.

"To show the relevance of something that happened hundreds of years ago," Mr. Mau said, "you have to build a bridge".

It is the universal relevance of Mauri that allows its use to assess sustainability.

Sequence of outcome of interaction has no effect on the evolution of trust thus ignoring the relevance of event that occurred at different times.

These and other experiments with different factors acting on bacterial population size support the relevance of models that predict 'universal' patterns of fluctuation scaling.

First, the stakeholders identified the need for and the relevance of LOs that represented the extra-uterine and intra-uterine circulations.