Sentence examples for relevancy of it from inspiring English sources

-- Congressman Watt, I believe that you do have the information, and we might assess the information, the relevancy of it, differently.

Clearly there is pressure for CIOs to defend the relevancy of IT by adopting more collaborative practices with peers and business stakeholders.

It's in Drippler's claimed relevancy of its content that lies its monetisation strategy.

BT, the UK's largest broadband provider, attracted controversy for testing technology developed by Phorm that tracked the habits of customers in order to increase the relevancy of advertising it serves.

I'm not sure whether I'll get into media again, but one thing I promised myself is that whatever I do next, it has to have a similar level of meaningfulness and relevancy for it to be exciting and worth putting my energy into.

If there is any fact in this case of any relevancy of any importance it is within the knowledge of a defendant, and they chose not to take the stand and tell you about it, where incidentally they are under oath and can be cross-examined.

But the land grab for mobile here is in hyper-targeted relevancy of deals and if it can pull that off using data from its bar code scan history it will have a leg up on the competition.

Pinterest said it plans to use its new funding to expand the computer vision technology it uses to power visual search and to improve the relevancy of the native advertisements it shows users.

The relevancy of time and its impact upon our lives is an ancient conversation.

In other words, the sale of images shows us the relevancy of our product and where it ends up proves to us its relevancy across different use cases.

Executive director Lawrence Rosenthal says he was putting the center together just as "the Bush government was closing down"—apparently taking the relevancy of American conservatism down with it.