Sentence examples similar to relevant in every case from inspiring English sources

The latter argument is in any case less relevant in case like the GCC monarchies, where wealth sharing is well established.

How is it relevant in the case in question?

DNA testing isn't relevant in his case, either.

The first order of business perhaps is the obligatory acoustical report, but it is not entirely relevant in the case of these concerts.

The court of appeal reversed the decision to strip the Saudi businessman of immunity, but instead said immunity was not relevant in this case.

The 911 tape, Mr. Malvo's lawyers argued, is less relevant in a case where the government, rather than the public, is the intended victim of the terrorism.

This is particularly relevant in the case of payment-by-results contracts, which require organisations to pay upfront for the services they are delivering.

This is even more relevant in the case of micro-devices, as the mass of the active material is very small.

And Ms. Zarghami's point about the unusually long life of some animated series is particularly relevant in the case of "SpongeBob". It will surpass 100 episodes late next year.

The removal of criminals has a clear social benefit, and as recidivism is high among drug dealers, it is most relevant in this case.

This seems particularly relevant in the case of immigrants.