Sentence examples for remotely relevant from inspiring English sources
Thus you are not withholding information that is even remotely relevant.
Some people tried to tempt us into alternative remedies, none of which seemed remotely relevant to Laurie's disease.
He is not even satisfied with repudiating Darwinism, the only scientific theory even remotely relevant to guide an inquiry about so well-adapted a disposition as religion.
None of which would seem remotely relevant to the artist Barbara Hepworth (1903 75), the British modernist sculptor who loathed sport and loved tranquillity.
If any of these questions seem remotely relevant to your life, then you might be part of the target audience of downtown theater's most committed lowbrows, Vampire Cowboys Theater Company.
None of this is remotely relevant in today's America, with its religious diversity, cacophonous culture wars and out-of-control political partisanship.But America has always been engaged in a delicate balancing act between its secular constitution and the religious instincts of its population.
They brought stuff to the fore that I had never remotely imagined was relevant or was happening.
When you share a language with only about 6million other people in the world like we Danes do, you naturally develop a sort of little brother/big brother relationship with a larger country wielding this trendy pop culture mother tongue, in which all things remotely cool or relevant in the hemisphere are happening.
In addition, the development of an online assessment strategy for the conduct of the individual knowledge test would also assist students travelling from long distances to avoid the time and travel costs involved in taking a classroom-based 'pen and paper' examination and there is no reason why the conduct of this test cannot also be supervised remotely by the relevant academic staff.
Although iron is most commonly bivalent, Fe(II), or trivalent, Fe III), this simple statement does not remotely cover the relevant chemistry and speciation that are necessary to recognise what forms of 'iron' may be safe and which are likely to catalyse damaging reactions.
They can be easily searched, shared, stored, accessed remotely, and linked to other relevant material.
