Sentences with phrase «much relevance»

The events depicted took place 44 years ago but once you've seen the film, you'll realise it's a story that has just as much relevance in today's world.

Because it is based on an outdated model that does not bear much relevance in today's fast paced world.

Not sure how much relevance that holds at this point.

The market is undoubtedly aware of this, and so any improvement on the forecast figure will likely be seen to not hold much relevance.

We feel that most food products are developed without much relevance to the real nutritional needs of the consumer.

I'm not sorry to watch it, mind, it simply doesn't have much relevance here.

Your mileage will vary as to how much relevance and value you can uncover in these casual proceedings.

She added that Nigerians can make so much relevance out of the various online platforms.

I doubt that an isolated downward departure in New York, not yet tested on appeal, is going to have much relevance for a sentencing judge in Texas.

Since Pjanic and Dybala are not included in that list, I don't think that stat has much relevance on a team's success.

What we do doubt is that the headlines, soundbites, and wild interpretations from newspapers and scientists alike bear much relevance to what is a dry, technical, scientific study, which, while increasing our ability to understand and predict climate trends, says little in itself about the truth or otherwise of global warming.

Being a cashier does not sound like it would have much relevance when applying for a management position, but you can show how being a cashier brought out your abilities to multi-task and manage large sums of money responsibly if you play up those skills on your resume.

The history of Signals as a creative platform for experimental international art has rarely been told and holds just as much relevance today as it did during the early 1960s in London.

Black Mamba Boy tells an important story in an engaging fashion — one with much relevance to today's world.

Re Q6: Is the mass of carbon in our bodies of much relevance?

«This has a greater impact on the luxury market, (but) in a country where more than 50 percent of the population has no savings to deal with a major car repair or illness, the Dow at 20,000 has about as much relevance as finding water on Mars,» Ailion says.

In the future, I see the Abrahamic religions having as much relevance in our daily lives as our horoscope.

In such cases, the previous experience does not hold much relevance and hence, the skills based CV is used to divert the employer's focus towards skills and achievements to give the applicant a better chance at being shortlisted.

One of the many credit Cards I hold is the Club Carlson Premier Rewards Visa Signature Card (or the Club Carson Visa card as I'm going to refer to it for the rest of this post) and I'm not sure how much relevance it still holds for me.

What he says in this video has so much relevance to this ancient place with so many neighbourhoods waiting for an artis's touch!

K Krishnamoorthy, head of underwriting, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance, explains, «With the detariffing that has happened in fire, engineering, motor and workmens» compensation segments, it will help the insurer to price a risk based on the risk exposure instead of quoting a standard price without much relevance to the relative risk exposures.»

You would not expect Dubai's bid to become a global judicial decision hub in commercial disputes to have much relevance for the Online Solutions Court for small claims proposed for England and Wales.

In particular, the former British Dominions that you mentioned (British Empire having as much relevance today as Roman Empire does) all have a strong rule of law meaning that the law applies equally to everyone.

You'll notice nearly all of the headings I've chosen are tutorial topics from the Investment Masters Class and have as much relevance to investing as they do to Darwin's grand discovery.

The resulting temptation, in the case of ministers, is to believe that what the church and churchmen stand for can not have much relevance to the situation.

Nor does the concept of a national tournament seem to have all that much relevance in lacrosse.

The Times drives him crazy; he thinks its editorial board is obsessed with public financing of campaigns, a reform Cuomo says he supports, even though he's dubious that it has much relevance in the age of big - money independent - expenditure committees.

This fact, however, is not a precedent of much relevance or applicability to Bawumia.

But separating species based on «how they look to a six - foot - tall diurnal mammal» may not have much relevance to the creatures themselves.

Having top contenders that are plugged into the zeitgeist has given the Oscars as much relevance as they have ever had in recent years.

No longer is the choice of traditional school versus charter school of as much relevance to me as a parent; it is, however, taking on a new level of importance for me as a teacher.

No longer is the choice of traditional versus charter school of as much relevance to me as a parent; it is, however, taking on a new level of importance for me as a teacher.

If they have to write a thesis on a topic which is chosen by some else then they simply Google the whole topic and make the thesis which does not have much relevance to them as it does not seems interesting to them at most of the times.

Backlighting and more pristine contrast are not features that have much relevance to school.

«I think there are some architectural gems among them... But as far as I can tell, at apartments going at $ 100 million a pop, they don't have much relevance in terms of building the social fabric of New York citizens as much as they are investors from the outside.»

Minimum wage increases in Venezuela are driven by astronomical levels of inflation so not of much relevance to USA.

It's not often that the ideas of a 102 - year - old have as much relevance to the future as the past.

it has as much relevance as mine that you are a concern troll.