Sentence examples for relevant harder from inspiring English sources

Technology has a tendency to be alienating, so many are looking for innovative ways to leverage it that are more relevant, harder to ignore and easier to target and sustain when engaging employees.

(An isolated recent claim, in a paper written jointly by a senior philosopher and a social psychology graduate student, that no single distinction in this area is central to affect, seems uninformed on the relevant harder science; see the Bibliography note on Solomon and Stone 2002).

The first step in the process was to identify all relevant hard and soft law policies of relevance to mental health in the workplace and psychosocial risks.

The two most relevant hard finishing technologies for cylindrical gears are discontinuous profile and continuous generating grinding.

Medical ethicists have gained credibility within their more scientific field by displaying an understanding of the relevant hard medical-science issues.

For the TrustCAM prototype, Figure 7 shows all relevant hard- and software components.

The universities are technology-forward and teaching relevant, hard skills, making students prepared for the workforce.

It is likely that the cost and time required to fully confirm the scientific validity of a surrogate endpoint exceeds the effort required to conduct a single mega-trial that includes the clinically relevant "hard" endpoint.

Indeed, the Harvard professor and former government official, Joseph S. Nye, Jr., who, in 2004, actually coined the term "soft power" in an eponymous book, has always been subtle enough in his own thinking to realize how relevant hard power remains.

A clinically relevant hard renal endpoint is the development of end-stage renal disease, requiring renal replacement therapy (i.e., dialysis or transplantation).

Naturally, the technique is not limited to investigate the toxicity of CNTs only, but could also be applied to many other relevant hard structures that are challenging to microtome [ 19, 20].