Sentence examples for was more relevant from inspiring English sources

Bowls was more relevant than football.

Physical adsorption was more relevant when TiO2 was employed as a catalyst.

He said the reform programme started by New Labour 12 years ago was more relevant now than ever.

McLuhan once described as "idiotic" anybody who thought that the content of a communication was more relevant than its medium.

Tim Johnson, Democrat of South Dakota and the bill's sponsor in the Senate, said the proposal was more relevant than ever despite some opposition.

To distinguish between these hypotheses, we asked whether children would show a preference for kin if the cost was more relevant to them--their own time and effort.

Cranch originally thought she would explore issues raised by her move from Chicago, but it became clear throughout the rehearsal process that her current life was more relevant.

There has never been a time when social democracy was more relevant to the nation's needs or when its unflinching advocacy was more likely to command support.

This was shown to me because Facebook thought it was more relevant, because lots of mutual Facebook friends had "liked" it.

There was a time when this character was more relevant: in the 1980s and 1990s when the crack epidemic plunged whole communities into violence, fear and chaos.

Dr. Harley of Telome said the P.C.R. test was more relevant because virtually all the studies correlating telomere length with disease had used that test.