Sentence examples for relevance while from inspiring English sources

Aging pop stars must navigate the challenge of maintaining relevance while avoiding desperation.

Big box retail stores are losing relevance, while e-commerce and specialty stores grow in appeal.

Taylor's books tell the story of how some sources of value (love, art, individuality) have grown in relevance, while others (God, king, tradition) have declined.

By including them, the movies get a quick infusion of youthful relevance, while the musicians court a broader mainstream audience and receive a significant salary.

The Guardian's Steve Rose reckons the film "gives the flagging comic-book movie an adrenaline shot of relevance" while Total Film's Matt Maytum said the sequel "stands alone as a solidly entertaining blockbuster".

Dalrymple's masterful retelling of the first Afghan war had an eerie modern-day relevance, while Hughes-Hallett's portrayal of the fascist poet Gabriele D'Annunzio was a sombre reminder of the perils of political extremism.

Specifically, the former list sorts features according to their contributions to the classification (i.e., only considering the criterion of max-relevance), while the latter list sorts features by considering both the max-relevance and min-redundancy criteria.

We may think of the CM model as an attempt to capture the "something more" involved in causal and explanatory relationships over and above facts about statistical relevance, again while attempting to remain within a broadly Humean framework.

Following the end of World War II, however, the decision was made to establish a permanent standing defence force and the role of Reserve forces was reduced to the point where for a while their relevance was called into question.

"This allows for relevance and flexibility while maintaining high rigor," she said.

Nucleus stiffness showed its main relevance in compression while annulus permeability influenced mainly the annular pressure field.