Sentence examples for relevant days from inspiring English sources

[This news article is very relevant: "Days of Promise Fade for Ethanol".

The purchases of Ralston call options represented an "overwhelming" percentage of total trading volume in those options on the relevant days, the commission said.

Third, we defined the relevant days of the menstrual cycle as accurately as possible using ovulation predictor kits, in order to maximise the chances of detecting a cyclic shift in preference.

It appears on the relevant day, then disappears.

But as commanders in Afghanistan mass drones and U-2 spy planes over the hottest areas, the networking technology is expanding a homefront that is increasingly relevant to day-to-day warfare.

Second, pumpkin patch pumpkins sit out in the hot sun (in Florida, where I live, this is particularly relevant) for days and thus will rot within two days of purchase: ephemeral equals better.

(Come to think of it, the whole rich-poor thing is pretty relevant these days, too).

SENIOR -- But doesn't the independence of independent films seem less relevant these days?

American Airlines and British Airways are making that argument in their quest for immunity from antitrust prosecution in their proposed alliance, and supporters of the deal say it is even more relevant these days.

What could be more relevant these days than a show in which people pitch product ideas to investors in hopes of getting money that might let them expand and create jobs, or preserve the jobs they've already created?

Since these concepts are not particularly fashionable (or relevant) these days, the clear implication is that the United Kingdom may now be surplus to requirements.Tony Blair would certainly not accept such an idea indeed his conference speech this week contained a strong reassertion of his belief in a United Kingdom.