Sentence examples for relevance to make from inspiring English sources

I know some teachers who have read this far will still argue that some of their students simply need an added dose of relevance to make them pay attention and express any signs of interest in the material.

But it remains a visually beautiful adventure story with just enough social relevance to make it matter.

Besides establishing criteria such as the early diagnosis of AS strategies, of similar relevance to making an earlier diagnosis is how to alert the primary care physician on when to consider inflammatory spine disease in patients with chronic back pain, and when to refer these patients to the rheumatologist for a final diagnosis.

Plato, on the other hand, broke away from the experts and sought to treat ethical problems of universal relevance and to make philosophy accessible to the public" (13).

It's like when the web went from directories to search – relevance was added to make recommendations matter more.

Recently, it has become popular to question the relevance of "statistics" to make sense of the evolving nature of today's world.

The Pokemon culture was the emotional nostalgic hook, while the virtual mobile app was the modern relevance (essential tie to make nostalgia marketing successful) that boosted Nintendo's market value to $18 billion in two weeks.

(I've quoted this speech before; its relevance to today makes it cry out for frequent iteration).

However, short-term mortality risk is of greatest relevance to clinicians making clinical decisions and for developing treatment guidelines [ 33, 34].

However, this relevance does not suffice to make the inputs justifiers, any more than possession of relevant concepts needed to understand a belief would count as a justifier for that belief.

Some Arabs consider the book chauvinistic, but the sense of Arab tribal culture conveyed by Mr. Lawrence, an Englishman who lived among Bedouin warriors and helped lead them during the Arab rebellion against Turkish rule during World War I, may yet have relevance to Americans trying to make sense of the crosscurrents in Iraq.