Sentence examples for relevant right from inspiring English sources

"He's surprisingly relevant right now," she added.

But it tells us something that's relevant right now.

The buy-versus-rent question is particularly relevant right now.

It seems especially relevant right now, as we survey the wreckage of America's Iraq adventure.

"Here is a guy who helped Americans define and visualize their aspirations; I think that's incredibly relevant right now".

PS: These issues of identity seems so relevant right now, the idea of belonging, of how history shapes us.

If it is conducted humanely, with a real effort to minimize suffering, is it so clear that there is no sufficient basis for overriding the relevant rights?

"But we're exploring [ways to] fairly recompense all relevant rights holders for plays of this kind of material; a whole new avenue for the industry at large.

As long as all relevant rights of the accused are adequately protected as long as the rules of the game, so to speak, are followed then the government may, in fact, deprive a person of his life, liberty, or property.

Hopes that Mr. Shaikh might win a reprieve dimmed when a Chinese Foreign Ministry official said at a news conference in Beijing on Tuesday that "the relevant rights and interests of the defendant were fully respected and guaranteed" by China's judicial authorities, and that "drug smuggling is a grave crime in international practice".

Instead, he argues, the relevant rights should be seen as belonging only to those who can bring the relevant actions on their behalf.