Sentence examples for relevant telling from inspiring English sources

BBC trustee Alison Hastings said: "The 12 million people in the UK living in rural areas must have confidence that the BBC is both reflecting their lives and, where relevant, telling national stories from a rural perspective.

Action: Make a private search engine your default Who is this for: Most people How difficult is it: A bit of effort because your search results might become slightly less relevant Tell me more: Google probably knows more about you than even Facebook does, thanks to the things you tell it when you type queries into its search engine.

He says that new features in Twitter's API will allow new types of apps to be built by third parties, and the existing stuff isn't as relevant (tell that to the guys who've just been hit).

He had written to the relevant councils telling them to pull their socks up, cuts or no cuts.

advising it to restrict its inquiry to matters he thinks are relevant and telling it what evidence it can and can't have..

advising it to restrict its inquiry to matters he thinks are relevant and telling it what evidence it can and can't have.

Since Kennedy was already familiar with the issues after years in the Senate and months of primaries, we tried to compress each issue -- health insurance, Cuba, education -- down to the most relevant and telling facts.

This would risk alienating the company's best customers ("Hey, I already bought the snowboard! Give it a break!") Instead, Burton builds goodwill and stays relevant by telling customers something useful.

"It's no longer relevant," Mr. Kelly told reporters.

I think to myself, "what is directly relevant and tells the story I'm trying to tell" and use that.

"It's been the same thing for five years," Maurice Jones-Drew, the only truly relevant Jaguar, told reporters this week.