Sentence examples for weren't very relevant from inspiring English sources
"Recent focus group work suggested young people were less likely to ring us because they thought we weren't very relevant to them," says McCartney.
The connection may sell tickets, but it isn't very relevant.
"Douglas may have a slight problem with him, Douglas may have this residual loyalty to his friends in the Conservative Party but frankly given that they haven't made their minds up that isn't very relevant".
My song Don't isn't very relevant to my fans.
Analysts insist the numbers aren't very relevant, and management's discussion of the turnaround is more important.
The empty-space aspect of the nail isn't very relevant when you're screaming in pain.
In the grand scheme of things, the few minutes you actually spend in your chosen form of transportation isn't very relevant.
"The northern front is not very relevant any more for these deployments.
Just being competitive was not very relevant because the market was right there for you.
Production half a century from now is not very relevant to either politicians or policy makers.
