Sentence examples for relevancy in from inspiring English sources

Classical music continues its relevancy in a world that seeks solace.

"Do I think Mayor Bloomberg and his group are desperate for relevancy in a debate where they have no legitimate role?

Slim and graying with a determined, earnest manner, he cast the new venture as a battle for relevancy in the face of generational shifts.

Yet the inability of the United States and its allies to roll back Russian policy in Georgia presented the NATO alliance with yet another challenge to its relevancy in a post-cold war world.

"Although the store has all but lost its relevancy in today's market, the news still strikes me as the end of an era," wrote Jacqui Cheng of Ars Technica.

Bitcoin's recent meteoric rise in value to over $1,000 has shone the spotlight on alternative currencies, but bitcoin is not the only new digital currency vying for relevancy in 2013.

Thus it's only appropriate that this year's team, perhaps embarking on its first spell of relevancy in four seasons, was given a chance to set a franchise record on Saturday in Seattle.

It's this diversity of new uses, most of which have little to do with reading or books, that the library says is part of a larger campaign to maintain relevancy in an increasingly digital world.

BBC iPlayer Two decades on from its release, La Haine remains one of the most incendiary films in the history of French cinema, its tale of impoverished and disaffected Parisian youths gaining fresh relevancy in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks.

As we showed that there was not any significant effect of relevancy load in the subset of trials with completely independent number of relevant and irrelevant objects.

Andrew House was able to answer the question of PlayStation 4's relevancy yesterday, in concept at least.