Sentence examples for thought it relevant from inspiring English sources

Editor's note: With the eurozone experiencing deflation for the first time since the depths of the financial crisis in 2009, and its unemployment rate unchanged at 11.5% for November, we thought it relevant to bring back this story, first published last October, on why young Spaniards are moving to Latin America.

"I reread the sentence several times, then reread the article trying to figure out why the authors thought it relevant that Mr. Burke 'is Irish Catholic,' " he said in an e-mail message to me.

He said he had not reported the meeting to the board of AWH as he "didn't think it relevant".

"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.

Chinese media certainly thought it a relevant topic, being a quirky subject matter put to Shanghai SIPG's Dario Conca in the post-match press conference last Wednesday.

Before the Civil War, there weren't many who thought it was relevant for farmers in South Carolina to know anything about the job market among textile workers in Boston, or vice versa.

"One of the reasons I was motivated to be a part of it is because I thought it was relevant," says Shannon.

That is, people were more emotionally 'moved' by an artwork when they thought it was relevant to them".

Still, though, 12 respondents thought it was relevant and therefore it was kept.

A2.b: Preparation for death Given the limited lifetime remaining, the respondents thought it particularly relevant that arrangements be made before they passed away.