Sentence examples for relevant apparently from inspiring English sources

It's amazing how often I've stumbled on something directly relevant, apparently by good fortune.

But he instructed all ministries involved in Jerusalem housing to provide his office with relevant plans, apparently to prevent progress on such building from being announced or approved in a way that could derail the negotiation process.

Moreover, in the last few years the self-prescription of GFD has emerged as a relevant phenomenon, apparently based on the perception of being a "healthier diet" [ 14, 15].

We also hand-searched reference lists from (apparently) relevant publications to identify further relevant literature.

That they are all Syrians, fleeing their own civil war, is not apparently relevant to the country's ranking as a "good country".

Moreover, even in cases where evidence exists of the identity of the killers, the relevant authorities have apparently taken little or no action.

Asked to explain other holes in his report, this law school dean repeatedly asserted that he was "not an expert" on the relevant laws, or apparently much else.

The drug has been tested in all of the apparently relevant settings; children have run out of new ways to twirl the Hula-Hoop.

But the fact that attorneys are allowed to represent the best interests of children they care neither for nor about, that a relevant witness was apparently paranoid yet considered credible, and that a judge was more concerned about his vacation than about his court is an appalling affront to our legal system.

This is relevant since even apparently minimal differences in wording may produce different interpretations of the question.

If logic is indeed "true by convention," then some of the relevant conventions must apparently be "implicit" in our practice, rather than the results of explicit stipulation.