Sentence examples for was a relevant from inspiring English sources

Findings and conclusions Relevance:  This evaluation found that AGEI was a relevant programme.

It was a relevant choice.

Buhman said he found "no evidence whatsoever" that Hunt's race was a relevant factor.

The bigger question was a relevant way to reach the broader fan.

The government's QC denied that that was a relevant issue for the inquiry.

Seddique Mateen also appeared to go to extraordinary lengths to appear as if he was a relevant figure in Afghan politics.

The fact that grip strength was a relevant measure across high-income, middle-income, and low-income countries lends credence to the findings.

It was a relevant one, a smart one and one that will trail the Rams as they go through their parades and sign their new contracts and are declared kings of the free world.

"Since they were locally in New Jersey, and this was a relevant time of year," he said, "I went to their chairman and asked if he wanted to do something different with local marketing".

"Less than 40 minutes of the program was spent discussing Islam, which was a relevant topic given Ms Hanson's election, Sonia Kruger's comments of that morning and the tragedy in Nice," the ABC said in a statement.

This is in contrast to his successor as AMA Queensland president, Christian Rowan, now a state Liberal National MP, who told Guardian Australia that he thought the "law of the land" was a relevant factor alongside the right of clinicians to make their judgments in this case.