Sentence examples for relevance too from inspiring English sources

Alongside the proliferation of Nin quotes online, there is a growing sense of her relevance, too.

Further, as a better understanding of impacts supports the design of more appropriate and effective FLAs, as well as more insightful evaluations of FLAs, this approach is of practical relevance, too.

Hiltunen warns of emphasising the relevance too much as it can cause filtering especially of signals that are inconvenient but could have a big impact in the future [1].

Thus the social and cultural knowledge found in textbooks not only reflects scholarly requirements and contemporary didactic codes: it is always of political relevance too, as this essay will show.

On the technology side, Kinder says Chase appreciated what Bloomspot had done around matching as well as the sophistication of what they've done around relevance, too, again going back to the team's search backgrounds.

And with the Los Angeles Football Club, the team's upstart crosstown rival, enjoying one of the best expansion seasons in league history, the Galaxy is not only in danger of losing their luster, they may be losing their relevance too.

A 15-member task force of students, faculty members and coaches picked the mythological bird for its graphic viability, class and relevance (Elon, too, rose from the ashes after the devastating fire in 1923).

Just as drone technology is spreading fast, making the debates about targeted killings of much wider relevance — so too robotics technology will spread, raising questions about how these weapons may be used or should be controlled.

"But Ms. Lewis strives for relevance here too, with mixed results.

Sometimes the contemporary relevance is pushed too hard.

The book has more than a little relevance to New Yorkers, too, in its regrettably brief passages about the rebuilding of London.