Sentence examples for would be very relevant from inspiring English sources

"If the government is relying on the statement of a witness under harsh interrogation, a videotape of the interrogation would be very relevant," said Mr. Hafetz, of the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University law school.

For example, he said that he's passionate about snow, so an ad from Squaw Valley would be very relevant to him right now.

The economic implications of ANA-reflex testing would be very relevant if its application lead to a reduction of second-level tests, e.g., antibodies to intracellular-specific antigens (so-called ENA) and anti-dsDNA.

The NNI representative perceived the contact with the RCC as minimal and noted that the RCC would rarely contact NNI, even in cases where it would be very relevant to do so.

Moreover, it would be very relevant to investigate whether temporary improvements such as those reported by Mrazek et al. could, with regular mindfulness training, translate into stable, trait-like reductions in mind wandering.

But the majority of the CIN2 and many CIN3 lesions regress and it would be very relevant to identify biomarkers that identify the minority of high grade CIN lesions that will not regress.

As for how these polls are conducted, they'd be very relevant in the 1970's.

Except for very high earners, it wouldn't be very relevant".

For clinical use, the identification of the HNSCC tumour site would not be very relevant, because tumours of the pharynx can easily be visibly accessed.

One SP responded that he was not currently feeling very relaxed, but that this would no longer be very relevant when he had looked through the given role play instructions at his leisure at home before the DRE teaching.

Typical crystals are large, ∼500 µm, and dynamical theory would be expected to be very relevant for determining the intensities of intense reflections, since significant dynamical effects can occur at the micron level.