Sentence examples for relevant pointing from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon may also be clinically relevant, pointing to a sex-specific threat response that predicts enhanced extinction maintenance.

Around the pointed little barbs, Mourinho did actually make some relevant points.

Though lighthearted, the stories all have a relevant point.

"List the most relevant point first, even if it relates to something done many years ago".

But the only relevant point of analogy is that with history, we know what happened.

But the counter-argument would be that its popularity and critical acclaim are the relevant points.

But his time with the Astros provided a relevant point of reference for his current situation.

But a more nuanced — and politically relevant — point might be made.

So, armed with his pal's handbook, Waddell went looking for the relevant Uefa official to indicate the relevant point, and the result was quickly overturned.

Perhaps the most relevant point for most people is that whatever cause moves us, we should be looking for effectiveness.

Interestingly, he raised questions about it being a denial of press freedom (a more relevant point than might appear immediately obvious).