Sentence examples for think it relevant to from inspiring English sources

"It is not a government position and I did not think it relevant to ask about Mr. Lochotzke's past," Mayor Arno Pöker said.

Excessive drinkers were somewhat less likely than others to counsel patients or to think it relevant to do so.

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What made this/these questions difficult to answer?" "What did you think about having to think about your symptoms over the past week?" "Do you think it was relevant to think about your symptoms over the past week?" Patients were also asked specific questions about each item or instruction, for example: "What did you think of this question?

You think it's relevant to my son?' Mr. Curley said.

I don't think it's relevant to make it a personal issue.

It doesn't think it's relevant to West Bromwich," said trust managing director Linda Saunders.

"We didn't think it was relevant to the AWE offering," Mr. Armstrong said.

I think it's relevant to everybody who's in this political community.

She understood that Haggis was upset about the way Proposition 8 had affected his gay daughters, but she didn't think it was relevant to Scientology.

"But I do think it's relevant to ask questions about whether girls are getting the same kind of educational opportunities as boys".