Sentence examples for relevancy at from inspiring English sources

It said that the question of pertinency "may be likened to those concerning relevancy at the trial of issues in court," which "is uniformly held [to be] a question of law" for the court.

Conservative talk radio host Steve Deace said the Libertarian Party missed a "golden opportunity" to claim relevancy at a time when the two major party nominees are unpopular. .

This matchup between the multi-talented MacDonald and Maia, one of MMA's top Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioners, is a battle for relevancy at 170 pounds, as both welterweights head into UFC 170 after losing split decisions in their previous outings.

He first knocked Madonna's attempt to prove her relevancy at Ultra Music Festival by making a joke about ecstasy use, then told Rolling Stone he thinks DJ'ing is not an art.

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Sean Roman has been stoking the fires of his international relevancy since at least 2010.

Evidence-based HIV interventions (EBI) are now being adapted to enhance their relevancy for numerous at-risk African American populations.

"We're not good at relevancy right now, and they are," he said.

Consistency has been hard to come by in Austin in recent years, but Texas is more talented this season than any in recent memory, and could take a legitimate stab at relevancy in 2016.

We also find that while a wide range of decision support tools and frameworks alternative to risk assessment are currently available, a thorough evaluation of these should be undertaken in the near future to assess their full relevancy for nZVI at specific sites.

Paris Hilton's Attempts At Relevancy The thing is, it hasn't been 2003 for a long time (since 2003, to be precise).