Sentence examples for relevant to either from inspiring English sources

Production half a century from now is not very relevant to either politicians or policy makers.

As with the above claim, there's no way to know whether any of these e-mails will wind up being relevant to the F.B.I.'s investigation, and to suggest that all six hundred and fifty thousand are relevant to either Abedin or Clinton is misleading, at the very least.

On his somewhat sleepy website (which unpromisingly informs visitors he is not currently an MP since "as parliament has been dissolved" there are no MPs "until after the election on 7th May 2015"), a love of jazz – Hopkins honked a sax "semi-professionally" back in the pre-Beatles era – is the sole personal interest or CV item relevant to either culture, media or sport.

However, use of text analyses revealed that areas relevant to either program planning or behavior were categorically present in the majority of replies.

The bias of the coin and the fact that the coin has been tossed are the only factors relevant to either outcome and those factors are common to both outcomes once we have cited the toss (and specified the probability values for heads and tails on tossing), we left nothing out that influences either outcome.

"We wanted to bring in projects that were really relevant to either create awareness, conversation, or real design interventions," Malak comments.

They first elicit expectations for future inflation, then randomly provide a subset of respondents with information relevant to inflation (either past-year average food price inflation or professional economists' median forecast of the year ahead inflation), and finally expectations are re-elicited from all respondents.

All of the MDGs are relevant to children – either directly, as in the case of MDG 4 (to reduce child mortality), or indirectly, as with MDG 1 (since poverty and hunger blight children's health and education).

Group G consists of 7 different subgroups in which most of them harbour relevant functions to either xenobiotic or drug transport.

They are all considered as, at least potentially, relevant contributors to either creating knowledge or deciding about an issue of interest.

This underlines the need for an RCT with sufficient power and clinically relevant endpoints to either confirm or refute the possible negative effects of older RBCs transfused to critically ill patients.