Sentence examples for the relevant bit of from inspiring English sources

"Calling All Kids" contains the relevant bit of philosophy.

Here's the relevant bit of Fifa's regulations: Fifa's World Cup regulations, or a bit of them.

In both cases, stimulating the acupuncture points caused the relevant bit of the brain to activate.

Combined with other tricks (such as bearer shares, which give ownership to whoever actually holds the relevant bit of paper), the result can be impenetrable murk.

Sliding and flexing the Foldscope's struts with thumb and fingers (see picture) lets the user move a slide around and then focus on the relevant bit of it.

Called a "123 agreement", after the relevant bit of America's nuclear export-control laws, it will allow the UAE to buy some American nuclear equipment.

But that and similar tools are a little over-active — instead of hiding the relevant bits of a page, they will just them down entirely.

The relevant bits of the refugee convention were removed from the Migration Act in the infamous December 2014 amendments and replaced by a definition of "refugee" narrower than that in the convention.

Instead of trying to lure users to their website, marketers are taking the relevant bits of their site and putting them in a rich-media banner or an e-mail sent direct to consumers.

"He succeeded in concreting over his past absolutely brilliantly," says Roland Chambers, whose remarkable new life of Ransome – the first since 1984, and thus the first to benefit from the relevant bits of both the Russian state and British national archives – is published next week.

And resistant bacteria can sometimes transfer their good fortune to others, even others of different species, by passing on the relevant bits of their DNA.The result is that previously treatable bacteria have been converted into potentially lethal forms by the use, and particularly by the abuse, of antibiotics.