"I am concerned... I'm looking forward to the autumn statement as a relevant chance for Philip Hammond to give his backing to the levy.
But the sheer volume of TechCrunch readers out there means there is a stastically relevant chance that one of you will know someone who might be willing to help.
But for me, it just felt like a chance to stay relevant, a chance to stay in basketball, a chance to do something after basketball".
The problem is that bookstores and libraries are becoming less and less culturally relevant, and chances are if you're on your laptop or smartphone, you're likely not reading Toni Morrison.
It can be used to bring up information - for example details of a wine, the name of a song, or information about a painting - and when relevant, the chance to buy the same or a related product from Amazon.
Some of the shortlisted documentaries grew more relevant by chance.
Jacobs's withdrawal will be particularly relevant to the chances of her longtime rival, Suzy Favor Hamilton, who has the world's fastest time in the 1,500 this year at 3 57.40.
The empirical results of a study on people's moral attitudes may provide policy makers with relevant information about chances and challenges if the regulation of an ethically relevant issue was to be changed.
The latter explicitly requires care providers to differentiate between patients (if relevant for equal chances of optimal health care outcomes), whereas the non-discrimination principle prescribes not making a distinction between patients (under equal circumstances) [ 35].
The extent of sex chromosome degeneration is also relevant to the chances a species experiences future sex chromosome turnover a change in which pair of chromosomes carries the trigger for sex determination (Charlesworth and Mank 2010).
