Sentence examples for relevant because that from inspiring English sources

But the names are relevant because that is exactly the walk that she and her mum, who both loved fashion, made together on countless occasions.

Hopefully I'll be able to put myself in a position where that becomes relevant, because that would mean getting to the semifinals and I'd love to be there".

They have not been successful in moving sustainable agriculture forward (which is relevant because that was their claim), nor has their deployment been harmless: It's helped accelerate industrial agriculture and its problems and strengthened the positions of unprincipled companies.

Stand Your Ground is relevant because that law has fundamentally changed the core definition of self-defense.

The question was relevant because that front-runner team, Red Bull Stratos, were gearing up to make their attempt to jump from an even higher altitude than Kittinger had--at least 18,000 feet (5,500 meters) higher, as the title implied.

I think you should replace your obsession with being "cool" with the need to be "relevant" because that's what being hip is really all about.

What happened a hundred and fifteen thousand years ago is particularly relevant because at that point the Earth was in an interglacial, or warm, period, much like the one we're in now.

That's relevant, because, as a supposed non-member, Trump would have easily crossed the picket line to be Letterman's first guest had the WGA not reached an agreement with Worldwide Pants.

The distinction is relevant because memories that appeared to be lost sometimes have a habit of re-emerging.

And the reference to Jarndyce v Jarndyce is more than relevant because, like that case, in which legal proceedings exhausted the inheritance, the Press is forcing exceptional legal expenses on a small, non-profit scholarly association to defend its rights in a journal that it founded.

For monitoring the illegal use of steroid esters the CCβ concentration is most relevant because at and above that concentration, identification according to the EU criteria is possible in at least 95% of all non-compliant cases.