Sentence examples for relevant either from inspiring English sources

"Stuff gets through that isn't really relevant, either intentionally, or there are sometimes ambiguities.

Failure isn't possible, and because failure isn't possible you wonder whether success is relevant either.

"Relevant means relevant either in proof of the charge against the accused in that trial or in relation to the credibility of the witness".

Even much more heavyweight policies, such as life insurance, may not be relevant either, particularly if you are single and have no dependants.

However, none of these issues is really relevant either to the thriller in Florida or to a possible split between the popular vote and the electoral college.

(Gender was not relevant, either: a progressive woman, she had previously wed a gay man in order to resist her family's demand that she return to St Petersburg).

Generally, it's best to avoid debating topics personally relevant to either of you (such as either yours or their religion), and to rather discuss topics you both don't have a personal stake in.

It is relevant on either side.

The firm is still identifying employees who may have relevant documents, either as hard copy or in electronic form.

Production half a century from now is not very relevant to either politicians or policy makers.

-Describe the contents of the promotional material, and choose one or two relevant images (either drawn or clipped from the Internet or another resource publication) to be included in the "pitch" for the "promo".