Sentence examples for relevant enough for from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the stories Shange tells in the play are socially and emotionally relevant enough for a showman like Tyler Perry to want to capitalize on them for a contemporary black audience.

Yet in relating seemingly autobiographical, spryly digressive sagas about work, marriage, travel and even the joys of mediocre movies, Kirby makes the narrative poem -- a form often proclaimed to be outdated -- amusing, lively and relevant enough for contemporary tastes.

You might not think all this relevant enough for the first paragraph of a review, but her Sunday night concert here at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center made it so.

And if not, are we relevant enough for the future?" Robert von Rimscha, the expert on Parliament for the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel, said the threat to Mr. Schröder and the coalition was that prolonged military action might see the Greens eventually paralyzed by their divisions.

In this case, the 0-hypothesis is that the bicycle option is not relevant enough for the map.

"The message is pretty clear that your pain and suffering, the terror that you feel, is not relevant enough for us as a community concern".

The travel companion vision does raise the question of where GetYourGuide will get the necessary personal data to profile its users and power relevant enough recommendations for extra stuff for them to do on each trip.

The converse case, a single male mated to multiple females, did not seem relevant enough to discuss for haplodiploid social insects, but might be relevant to some cooperatively breeding vertebrates.

I'm willing to take responsibility for being engaging and relevant enough to earn your attention.

The role of IDO has been considered relevant enough that inhibitors of IDO are being developed for clinical trials[ 13].

In Service Area 3, instead, the modal shift is not relevant enough to generate the necessary amount of benefits to compensate for total costs.