Sentence examples for relevance over from inspiring English sources

Many more lose their relevance over time.

Ironically, the Stones method of sealing themselves in 1970s amber has actually improved their relevance over the last decade.

What I have not been able to do, however, is find a game that will help rescue boxing from its long decline in popularity and cultural relevance over the last decade or so.

And the less-than-daily publication that is now being tried in some large towns or cities — while it may improve profits in the short term — seems certain to diminish the papers' relevance over time.

These new exams are the government's answer to the complaint from science teachers that inflexible, exam-driven syllabuses are cramping their style; the new emphasis will be on "application" and "relevance," over hard-core theory.

Songs that gain in relevance over time despite the propensity of satire to be ephemeral, and that are widely reinterpreted by younger performers, are ample testimony to his artistic credentials.

Biography seems to me so powerful that its real problem is not relevance but over- or misuse.

Our findings may have broader relevance, because over-expression of the animal ortholog of Abf2p, TFAM, has been recently shown to restore glucose secretion in a mouse model of maturity-onset diabetes [28], and protect from age-dependent impairment of brain performance [29].

In this paper, we explore the relevance of over-diagnosis and initial difference hypotheses with a microsimulation approach, as well as the relevance of two screening parameters: test sensitivity and systematic negative error.

When the trap movement became watered down and then ultimately over-saturated, the brand-name carried his relevance, sometimes over the product itself.

It's funny that, as the media wrings their hands over hockey's so-called relevance, and over the N.H.L.'s status as a major sport, more kids than ever are playing hockey and playing it well.