Sentence examples for relevant think from inspiring English sources

It was also a year in which cars got better, generally, and even in a few cases, more relevant (think Toyota Prius).

That's why we see brands trying to reposition in an effort to remain relevant (think: Starbucks) or hold onto their original position in the hope that the brand will survive the recession (think: Singapore Airlines or Abercrombie & Fitch).

For the goals that are personally relevant, think if you have enough resources to achieve them: money, intelligence, space, time.

This petition makes reference to Berkeley being the "home of the Free Speech Movement" and is a relevant, thought provoking rebuttal to the petition against Maher's invitation.

While I would not call cookbook writers culturally relevant, I think sites like these push their relevance even further into the niche.

Both these things are relevant, I think.

We all know the money is there – but do the relevant people think it is important enough?

Below, you can read what several business owners with relevant experience think of Mr. Sims's decisions, and you can leave your own comments below.

"As the world gets noisier, it becomes more and more relevant to think about how and which animals will have the capacity to adapt," Sue Anne Zollinger, a research scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, in Germany, told me.

If you haven't got any relevant experience, think about other things you have done such as part-time jobs, voluntary and community work or involvement with sports and university societies.

This will be relevant, I think, in the coming century.The other advantage may be harder for people in the modern West to understand, but is even more important in the long run.