Sentence examples for render it relevant from inspiring English sources
One of the tricks Silver Linings Playbook uses to cloak its formulaic, arthritic bones is a deceptively fresh angle that attempts to render it relevant to the modern-day consciousness, being that of the scarily destructive nature of mental illness.
To simplify the analysis and render it relevant to current practise, all patients scored with the Charing Cross system before 2000 had this value converted to the new FIGO system.
If one of the sub case studies is ignored, it can impact the representativeness of a scenario, and may render it non-relevant.
Additionally, the fact that it contains long videos that are continuously annotated, renders it more relevant and useful, than existing databases for tasks such as recognition, tracking, and crossmodal longitudinal analysis.
When he held off Alistair to win in Hamburg, his celebrations were restrained, the pleasure of a rare sibling scalp muted by the nagging sense that Alistair's stymied run training and Hamburg's half-distance course rendered it less relevant.
The large size of this group renders it even more relevant for policy-making and points to a large population segment of the Spanish population which, in addition to the approximately 500,000 severely/completely disabled, encompasses more than 50% of the 1,000,000 persons with ICF moderate disability who could potentially benefit from personal aid if available.
Nothing can render it false.
Finish your movie, and render it.
This will render it totally useless.
Art and quality aside, the paucity of widely seen movies up for consideration is ominous not just for ABC selling commercial time against the telecast but for the academy itself, rendering it that less culturally relevant.
