Sentence examples for seem most relevant from inspiring English sources

7. Which of the results seem most relevant to your search (list them)?

Users select legal documents among others available and choose those that seem most relevant.

You need to consider carefully (and be prepared to discuss) all of what's being asked for, not just the bits that seem most relevant to you.

The Lakers and the Heat share key traits — talent-rich rosters, title hopes, untimely stumbles — but the distinctions seem most relevant as they prepare to meet again here Thursday night.

But rather than the Four Noble Truths or the Eightfold Path, the numbers that seem most relevant to the predawn regulars on the 6 13 to Manhattan tend to be more variable ones: the Dow, the Fed funds rate, the CRB commodities index, the euro and the yen and the rest.

(He's also the son of the Civil Rights leader of the same name). But it's his six years as a public defender that seem most relevant to the sensibility of this book — and that give it a special halo, setting it apart.

The motive that seems most relevant to the contemporary reader, but also the most foreign and idealistic, was the belief that "renewal" should come through culture.

Linda Swanson, the librarian who curated the exhibition, said she eliminated some near-duplicates and after speaking with school administrators, kept those that seemed most relevant to curriculums.

He also steered Great Britain to two famous Tri-Nations victories over Australia, at Wigan in 2004 and in Sydney two years later, but it is his record in club rugby with Wigan and then the Crusaders that seems most relevant.

Indeed, while their "early offer" approach to giving both sides potent reasons to settle malpractice suits seems most relevant to the managed care controversy, it offers equal promise for coping with traditional doctor-patient litigation.

PHILADELPHIA — Several questions emerged after the Penguins resurfaced by trouncing the Flyers in Game 4 on Wednesday night, but one above all seemed most relevant: just how did Pittsburgh ever lose?