Sentence examples for to become relevant from inspiring English sources

We chose instead to become relevant".

Curry sat at the opposite end, wondering how to become relevant.

candidate at the time, and Yahoo was a struggling company desperately trying to become relevant again.

"It's a battle to become relevant," the Riverhounds' chief executive, Jason Kutney, said.

But this week, the US standup – aged 42, which is about to become relevant – is to be found complaining about ageist jokes cracked at her expense.

"Skype has been a forerunner, and this deal is Microsoft trying to become relevant in this new age of Internet communications," said Berge Ayvazian, a telecommunications consultant.

I watch these young golfers that are my age or younger, ones that idolized Tiger as well, with great joy, but in the background I hope that the golfer that I looked up to becomes relevant again.

Now, however, space has again become relevant to the Kremlin, keen to revive the Soviet Union's lost prestige.

Lichtman is correct to note that the misdeeds of yesteryear can become relevant to impeachment proceedings.

I am positive that Cahiers can once again become relevant to our times and speak to a new generation of cinephiles".

The government argued that this language authorized the NSA to collect metadata if at any future time the records might become "relevant" to an "authorized" criminal investigation.