Sentence examples for relevant taking from inspiring English sources

Vast numbers of children's books these days are somehow "timely" and "relevant," taking on issues like discrimination or animal cruelty.

We hear them cry: "How do we connect with our community?" and "How do we become more relevant?" Taking the lead from El Sistema in Venezuela, its British equivalents (including Sistema Scotland) are thriving with support from the likes of Nicola Benedetti and Julian Lloyd Webber, who promote these genuinely life-changing programmes in schools and communities.

This is especially relevant taking into account the high prevalence of NCDs, which require effective health insurance programs that provide coverage for long-term treatment.

The rate of 30% was considered clinically relevant taking into account the heavily pretreated population.

This is particularly relevant taking into consideration the rapid spread of parasite resistance in sheep nematodes.

This issue is relevant taking into consideration the wide use of Bi compounds to peptic ulcers treatment and to eradicate Helicobacter pylori.

Can the old adapt and transform itself, or does it have to die before something new and relevant takes shape?

Thus, the charge distribution of each conformer is not expected to be physically relevant taken on its own.

Also this criterion is somewhat arbitrary: differences less than 10 points should surely not be seen as relevant taken the sampling error (as expressed by the standard error) of the plausible values (and the profile solutions) into account.

Creating content that's both beautiful and relevant takes more than just a wish and a prayer.

If you're wondering why The Handmaid's Tale is relevant, take note of how many "prexisting conditions" in the AHCA only apply to women.