Sentence examples for still relevant that from inspiring English sources

Tracey McDermott, the City regulator responsible for imposing a record £1.4bn in fines on errant banks this year, has a hate list: "I hate the fact that it's still relevant that I'm a woman.

Earlier, Mr Abbott told journalists who had asked if the tent embassy was still relevant, that it was "probably time to move on" from it.Taking his remarks as a call for the embassy to be closed, demonstrators converged on the restaurant.

I have a memory from the time of my visit -- about the poetry that was being discussed there, for example -- a line from Shakespeare that seems still relevant (in that way that Poetry stays relevant) to current world politics.

"I think being on 'American Idol' helped me cut a really unique swath through the viewing demographic, so maybe it will bring people who are 'Idol' fans" to the theater in addition to the usual audience, Mr. Guarini said, adding, "Mostly I just want to prove that the Surflight is still relevant, and that theater here in Beach Haven is, too".

Recently, pallet rack provisions have been significantly improved but there are still relevant aspects that need urgent attention for guaranteeing safe structural design.

It is the lack of a strong connection to older, and yet still relevant ideas, that can lead to both reluctance and apprehension when presented with the challenge of assimilating new knowledge laced with the newest jargon.

"Bedding is seen as expensive and time consuming but I want to show that it is an artform that is still relevant and that it can be done without masses of staff," she says.

Krugman warned that their analysis was still relevant, and that if we dismissed it we would be sorry.

One decade later, it appears that these recommendations are still relevant in that such tools have not been validated.

Some scientists involved in the IPCC effort have asked whether such huge undertakings are still relevant, now that the science is now so certain, and asked whether it might not be a better use of resources to focus on specific regions or extreme weather events.

An older but still relevant book that details their rise is "The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age Of Amazon" by Brad Stone, who was given exclusive access at Amazon.