Sentence examples for relevant why from inspiring English sources

"I don't see why the question could be relevant, why it would be bad for tennis," she said.

"To be honest, I don't see why the question could be relevant, why it would be bad for tennis," Venus said.

The person reading your letter doesn't necessarily know what was entailed, or how it relates to the advertised job, and, if it wasn't relevant, why are you mentioning it?

And as we face our own demons today, our own unleashed beasts of fear and prejudice, that is why Ben Stern's story is profoundly relevant, why it is not merely historical but contemporary.

However, our clinical experience from HIV health care in Sweden suggests that the existing scales do not include all barriers that are relevant, why an extended scale is needed.

For sexual crimes, threats, assaults and robbery we examine what led to the incident, whether the patient used any substances at the time of the incident and, if relevant, why the participant did not inform the police.

The detail is relevant to why City are incapable in Europe while very capable across the course of a domestic season because it reveals why Mancini's players don't look like they'll run through walls for this boss.

"My future as coach isn't relevant... Why there's a sense that Pakistan cricket is linked with my future.

"It's relevant to why the police spread such a wide net early on," Mr. Sta.

Now, I'm all for including the banking sector in stories where it's relevant; but why is it so crucial to a story about debt and leverage?

"Her sexual orientation is really not relevant to why she would make a great U.S. senator," he said in an e-mail.