Sentence examples for relevant particularly from inspiring English sources

The reissue of this collection of 11 essays remains relevant, particularly as Scotland prepares to vote on independence.

OCR needs to explain why the tastes of the current secretary of state for education are relevant, particularly as Gove is unlikely to remain minister when the new course starts.

His book "El Sultan El-Ha'er" — "The Sultan's Dilemma" — was written around 1960 but I find it to be still relevant, particularly given the power struggle going on in the Middle East.

But in a recent interview, Mr. Torricelli made it clear that he believed the accusations against him are no longer relevant, particularly since federal prosecutors recently closed a year-long investigation into the matter without bringing any criminal charges against him.

But many companies will be making important decisions about pensions under automatic enrolment in the coming five years, and following the work and pensions select committee's comments earlier this year, it is important that we test whether the restrictions on Nest will remain relevant particularly for SMEs [small and medium-sized enterprises] and do not create unintended outcomes for individuals".

The role of psychopathological aspects on clinical findings among children may be relevant particularly for severity and frequency of attacks.

Laboratory tests usually measure bioconcentration; testing bioaccumulation through food may be more relevant, particularly for compounds with low water solubility.

"The man was spoken to by officers, with consideration given to relevant legislation, particularly the Public Order Act.

One is particularly relevant.

"Are they particularly relevant?

In Japan this is particularly relevant.