Sentence examples for would that be relevant from inspiring English sources
2. If so, would that be relevant?
But even if there was, even if it could tell me that a street had seen a shooting that week, or a theft, would that be relevant?
Even if Kavanaugh's accuser had been the subject of negative student reviews, some people wondered, how would that be relevant to her allegations, anyway?
Cakaj said that even though the trial dealt with events that occurred a decade or more ago it would raise issues that were relevant now.
For example, I can Delver Michael Arrington's social graph, but that would generate results that are relevant to him and not to me.
"What that means," she says, "is if I worked for Marriott they would be offering fewer benefits that are relevant to my life.
Now, if the answer to that question was no, perhaps if there were a due process issue in this case, I mean, if someone had a protectable interest that was injured, that would be relevant.
However, there are questions of both fact and law that would be relevant before concluding that there's a likely campaign-finance violation".
That they really wanted to make something that would be relevant today and tomorrow but would also have an evergreen quality," Bateman said.
"When I was looking for internships in my junior year, at companies like Goldman Sachs and McKinsey, I realised that nobody I was going to college with had any skills that would be relevant in that context," he says.
