Sentence examples for would have relevance from inspiring English sources

Had he said "Koestler," it also wouldn't have been funny, but at least the reference would have relevance for humor theorists.

The Justice Department has asked the courts to move quickly to complete the case so that any remedy imposed would have relevance to the fast-changing computer software industry.

Rowling has already alluded to a school in the US on Twitter, mentioning that Newt Scamander, played by Eddie Redmayne in the forthcoming Harry Potter spinoff film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, was "going to meet people who were educated at" the school, that it was not in New York and that the school would have relevance to Native American Indian culture.

For example, if we were to ignore the labels, then we would have classical logic, if we were to accept only the derivations which used all of the labelled assumptions, then we would have relevance logic, and if we accepted only the derivations which used the labelled assumptions exactly once, then we would have linear logic.

Such findings would have relevance for quantitative phenotyping and subtyping of psychiatric disorders [47] [49] that have been connected to reward/aversion circuitry [5], [8], [20], [31], [33], [35] [37], [50] [52] such as addiction [53] [56] and major depressive disorder [57] [59].

Nevertheless, such a study would have relevance for BWS and other imprinting disorders and might also inform the potential role of epimutations in children conceived by ART.

He knew that the ethics and transparency issues that were important to only a small group in 2002 would soon become global issues and the tale would still have relevance.

Dikkers figured his book would still have relevance months after he started working on it because he believed that the erstwhile reality TV star would become president, and he still thinks so.

This is because administrative law offers the ability for individuals that may be affected to scrutinize the decisions of public officials in a number of important ways that would seemingly have relevance to communicational activities and the harms they can produce.

The aim of this study was to remedy this: to formulate a definition of quality of care specific to headache which would (1) have relevance to people with headache, (2) apply across the spectrum of headache disorders and the range of health-care settings, (3) extend beyond clinical indicators and (4) maintain its utility across countries, cultures and health-care systems.

Had they waited hours (or even minutes), they'd be scooped by other media organizations or bystanders and their tweet would no longer have relevance.