Sentence examples for relevant to some from inspiring English sources

It's not always relevant to some people.

It may also be relevant to some models of how memory works.

Also significant, and perhaps more relevant to some potential bidders, is the car's undisputed provenance.

In Trollope's oeuvre it is certainly unique, but also oddly relevant to some of our own current social, economic and ethical concerns.

Genomics has greatly simplified the process of finding the complete subset of genes that is relevant to some specific temporal or developmental event of an organism.

It is understandable that independent study is more relevant to some subjects than others, but surely the breakdown of tuition fees cannot then be the same across all courses.

Instead, the police take the position that everything that Muslims say or do is – or at least potentially could be – relevant to some hypothetical future terrorist attack or crime.

But he was uncannily correct in his insight that a very small part of this deep and central area of the brain was relevant to some of the functions he stressed.

"My company benefits from myself and other employees doing the MBA because as we are a fairly large and diverse business there won't be anything that we do on the MBA that won't be relevant to some part of the organisation, whether it relates to manufacturing, accounting, finance, marketing or HR.

But surely some facts are relevant to some others.

This fact is especially relevant to some of the Glutamate family receptors, like GABAB1 and GPRC6.