Sentence examples for serious relevance from inspiring English sources

But after decades of confident secularism, which has coursed through much of American politics and culture, the question takes on serious relevance.

Of serious clinical relevance, however, the analysis has also identified a smaller group of patients who experience little or no improvement during the first six months following surgery.

At the heart of this dispute lie very serious issues with direct relevance to Britain and other European neighbours.

"Now we have created a platform and made this technology available for things like news that have social weight and serious political or social relevance".

It's a case study in the watering down of these disciplines and the substitute by some of their practitioners of topicality and relevance for serious scholarship and genuine insight.

If Intel is going to take a serious run at mobile relevance, it'll be with Bay Trail, not CloverTrail+, despite admirable improvements made with this generation.

Intuition may be a laudable quality among psychics and palm readers, but for a professional American diplomat like myself, who have spent a career toiling in the vineyards of national security, it has no relevance to serious discussion of foreign policy.

But funding and logistics in remote areas present serious challenges to achieving relevance.

Goldman-Rakic's discoveries are still not taught in many medical schools, despite their immediate relevance to serious cognitive disorders such as schizophrenia.

In general, the psychometric concepts used in psychiatry stem from psychometric theory in psychology but without serious considerations about their relevance and applicability to the psychiatry [ 3, 28].

6. Relevance is relevant.