Sentence examples for won't be relevant from inspiring English sources

But it won't be relevant against Australia.

"Sadly, I can't envisage a time when it won't be relevant.

Added to that, the participants had no particular interest in payback periods, and it included measures that won't be relevant under the green deal.

"That I won't be relevant anymore, and then I just won't be able to do things like go to Fashion Week".

Crowley reckons that issues he claims Labour used to mobilise its London core won't be relevant to a mayoral battle, and that the Tories will benefit accordingly.

And as much as No. 1 might be an impressive trophy of success, it won't be relevant to Arcade Fire for long.

England's record at Murrayfield is poor but most of the current team haven't been involved in those games so that shouldn't be relevant - they won't be carrying any baggage.

The current benchmarks "won't be very relevant in March," the administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the White House had not yet negotiated the matter with Congress.

And certain things will be better in a live experience that won't be as relevant in a subscription model.

"We try to take clients whose stories have a news angle," Mr. Thompson said, "so we can develop a publicity campaign that won't be puffy but will be relevant to the media.

It might be too much to hope that it won't be considered as relevant when he next plays for LA, but this was a small and significant step towards just such a moment.