Sentence examples for relevant first from inspiring English sources

"But when you look at her own style, for me, she is not really relevant first, regarding fashion and second, regarding a couture house like Ungaro.

In examining this assertion it is relevant first to remember that firms making capital goods also have to pay the same high employers' contributions and that capital-intensive firms pay them indirectly on raw materials, facilities and equipment, and energy.

(Kuhlman, Lyre and Wayne (2002) represents a relevant first step).

Individual level factors are relevant first of all in the selection process.

Case study of Tortona station is relevant first for what concern the mix of functions.

A stronger result than Theorem 2.1 with the replacement in the relevant first inequality is now given.

The authors identified the diagnostic relevance of molecular data, especially in situations where clinical information concerning a relevant first-degree relative was unavailable, and both clinical and genotype data were available on a second-degree or more distant relative(s).

So the only relevant first-hand knowledge I can bring to this debate is that the same problems were apparent then.

As well as bursaries of up to £20,000 for graduates with a relevant first-class degree (£15,000 for a 2 1 and £12,000 for a 2 2), eligible applicants receive one-to-one advice on applying, short placements to get a taste of teaching, free subject refresher courses and careers guidance from current teachers.

Other phone makers are so far behind that there is essentially no relevant third player.

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