Sentence examples for relevant contest from inspiring English sources
Like Pokéblocks in the third-generation games, baked goods called Poffins can be made from berries and fed to Pokémon in order to boost a particular trait, and therefore, the likelihood of success in a relevant Contest.
Jon Ola Sand, the EBU's executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest, said the changes are an attempt to keep the contest "relevant and in pace with shifting media trends".
But it remains relevant to a contest as important as any other in the Arab revolts — whether the region can move beyond fear and forge an inclusive community, in which rights are individual, before grimmer impulses make co-existence impossible.
Therefore, watershed development schemes become very relevant in the present contest.
"I'd love to find a Taylor Swift, somebody's who's relevant, rather than just a contest winner".
Awards aficionados mourn no more — the Emmys may be over, but a contest perhaps more relevant to New Yorkers' daily lives fast approaches.
Nowadays, companies need student ambassadors to create marketing events, like mural painting or video contests, that are relevant to their particular schools, he says.
On the other hand, the fact is that higher levels of racial prejudice and resentment in the South are real and politically relevant, and pretending that political contests these days aren't affected by racial attitudes is a form of deliberate ignorance that warps our political discussions.
Enter competitions, shows, contests, auditions, whatever is relevant.
That was quite an interesting comment, because it assumes that the FMLO has all the relevant information, which is something the union applicants contest.
