Sentence examples for somebody relevant from inspiring English sources

"I may be wrong on this," Darryl says, to nobody in particular, "but is there somebody relevant to this room named Max or Maxwell?" (There isn't).

What evidence is there that politicians are better suited to the job than somebody with relevant experience and qualifications, a headteacher say, or a professor?

Still now, that's so relevant: "somebody better investigate soon".

Real world information retrieval and organization is based on relevance, either what somebody else believes is relevant to us, or what we decide is relevant.

"I'd love to find a Taylor Swift, somebody's who's relevant, rather than just a contest winner".

Mr. Baldwin of Forbes said that "it's usually but not always relevant to tell the reader that somebody who is knocking the stock is shorting the stock" or that someone promoting a stock is a major shareholder.

"What you want is a digital assistant that, while you're having a call with somebody, will be busy looking at options for actions relevant to that call and have them available," he says.

Corinthian's bankruptcy lawyer thus suggests that Zenith may destroy records relevant to the investigation of Corinthian unless somebody promptly takes them or pays for the storage fees.

A way out of the paradox was suggested by David Lewis (1976) who argued that the ability of killing somebody should be understood as a possibility compossible with the relevant fact.

Just stick to what is needed to say and give your opinion only if somebody explicitly ask for it or you know it is relevant to speak up, otherwise keep your mouth shut.

Whilst recruitment expert Mr Purcell agrees there are times when a relevant degree is preferred, there are other occasions when somebody outside the sector might be better.