Sentence examples for relevant that she from inspiring English sources

It is not known how Coales' relationship with Formations House began, but it is perhaps relevant that she was born 23 years before Ardern and that her surname is the same as Ardern's maiden name.

(It may or may not also be relevant that she recently got divorced, for what's one more upheaval when your life is changing drastically anyway?) Only time will tell how many others she can lure from the City but I'd bet my life plenty of jaded 50-somethings who have lost interest in their jobs will be following her progress keenly.

When a barrister acting on behalf of the CPS believes it appropriate to refer to the 13-year-old victim of sex abuse as "predatory", and deems it relevant that she is "sexually experienced", it is clear there is something awry in society's perception of the sexuality of young people.

"I took off all the work experience that was 15 years or older because nothing was relevant after that," she says.

Edgy, daring, vaguely relevant – that's what fashion's all about.

I wanted to meet people". She attended any relevant conferences that she could and meet ups to network, which created her own community of professionals she could learn from.

How providential for her that written words are no longer relevant now that she's no longer providing them.

She told the UN, including UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and all the relevant ambassadors, that she did not realize then how long goodbye can be, forever.

The song continues to be relevant now that she (and those of us in The Resistance) lost the election to a man like Donald Trump.

"Obviously people tout their old grades and say their own grades, but for us it's a service, a voting guide, relevant to that specific election," she said.

Perhaps more relevant, Rousey acknowledged that she found Tate "more annoying than chewing tinfoil"—she seemed to view Tate's professedly "fun" persona (her nickname is Cupcake) as an affront to the sport.