Sentence examples for relevant of from inspiring English sources

At this stage, each study was rated as "probably relevant", "of uncertain relevance" or "irrelevant" using the inclusion/exclusion criteria listed below.

Mathematics is the most relevant of subjects.

It'll take a massive result to make it relevant, of course.

The event covered the most relevant of issues that we face today within housing allocation, homelessness, squatting and guarding.

The most relevant of the rules, in this context was of course number (i).

The test does not evaluate the most relevant of students' capabilities, many critics say.

The final page shows a picture of the most relevant of all the "shapes": the shape of the heart, which contains all the other things inside.

"The Shadow Factory," Bamford's rageful 2008 book about the N.S.A.'s current troubles, is probably the most relevant of Bamford's books today.

This may be the force behind the notion that nonfiction is the more relevant of the two.

In that time, half of the capital's press corps working at full blast has added little to the story beyond the details, not always accurate and rarely relevant, of the congressman's sex life with women other than the missing Chandra.

City Council resolutions are usually not the most relevant of actions taken by the City Council, often because they call for actions in jurisdictions where the Council has no authority.