Sentence examples for relevant in our from inspiring English sources

But being so much of their era, they are not easily relevant in our own.

"Hinduism is a very tolerant religion, and that is very relevant in our community and in this day and age".

Maybe, indeed, a sort of playfulness that is especially dynamic and relevant in our current age.

Those considerations were not relevant in the succeeding 60 years, but they potentially are relevant in our current period of secular stagnation.

Lessing's portrait of a divided world, forever at war with itself, is as relevant in our post-911 world of mass digital surveillance as ever.

The article by Daphne Merkin is timely and relevant in our society, where there is such an appalling lack of understanding of the nature of depression, even in some areas of the medical community.

On the results, analysts at Matrix said: The market is expecting an update on the property valuation and an improvement on the £10.2bn the company announced in November 2010, but, with no rationale for a move to an 'opco/propco', the changes are not especially relevant, in our view.

"This likely reflects in part the greater sensitivity of UK household balances sheets in the medium term to floating interest rates, something that could be particularly relevant in our still heavily indebted post-crisis economy … We will learn more about the importance of these sensitivities as interest rates increase".

At times readers may get bogged down in the dense detail, but they will be pulled back by a question that seems particularly relevant in our new imperial age: once the United States gets into a mess like Vietnam, how does it get out?

This inequality will be relevant in our work.

However, this problem might not be very relevant in our case for several reasons.