Sentences with phrase «to have relevance»

There are few meetings from twenty years ago that still have relevance for me.

Back in the old days, people were encouraged to have as many children as possible for a variety of reasons, none of which have any relevance in the modern world....

In your case, your research does have some relevance but you must focus on the elements that are meaningful to the employer in question.

You may have a myriad of desires with respect to your career path, but the same may not have relevance in the eyes of the recruiter.

I also discuss a number of consultation papers which have relevance to our rights to our lands, territories and resources.

Seems really unlikely that we'll get anything close to an actual full retail game that still has any relevance today.

Other than that, the number of people defending something has no relevance at all.

This is because the technology in the marketing tech stack had relevance beyond the marketing acquisition.

Does insecure attachment really have any relevance for American politics or government?

Do these developments even have any relevance for those companies that can not afford design patent protection in the first place because it is too costly and time consuming?

And you know you will never have relevance for many workers in this country if you allow yourselves to be painted as the opponents of change.

The idea has relevance on the road, too.

Obviously, these questions have relevance that far transcends the interest of a single denomination.

This short summary article has relevance for all as it looks at not only at interpersonal violence but other wider cultural and community issues.

All that said, in short, every chapter of the twelve in the book has relevance to the modern era.

Are the research articles listed specific to the product, or do they sound important while having no relevance to the product claims?

Does this discovery have any relevance for the problem of the human life span?

Of course the issue you posed had relevance and was worth pointing out.

Some patterns of relations of occasions in a field can resemble «particles» sufficiently that mathematics designed to interpret particles has relevance.

Recruiters say that it is surprising how many job applications have no relevance to the job.

Be brave and shorten that resume; remove the excess jobs that simply have no relevance to the position you want.

Reading is an exercise in thinking, and to get better at it, it's important we go beyond our comfort zone and tackle more difficult subjects that seemingly have no relevance.

Additionally, all of the targeting and personalization that you do for acquiring customers has relevance for your business partners.

What led to the demise of the gold standard has relevance to today's challenge to the dollar as the global reserve currency.

I have to point out though, that the fact that he wrote the prayer has no relevance to my interpretation of it.

None of the replies have any relevance to the statement made, they should be their own independent comments.

But the person who maintains dialogue between the historical and the contemporary has relevance and perspective, and the meanings with which he meets life will be a product of the dialogue.

I don't see how the ethnicity of the slave owner has any relevance.

In this way we can demonstrate that metaphysical analysis has its relevance to a crucial area of human experience.

The old - fashioned ways do occasionally have their relevance in these modern times.

The genetic mechanisms that allow these adaptations have relevance to understanding biodiversity, growing crops in varying climates and projecting the impacts of global change.

And many of the topics on this summit have relevance for anxiety: like genetics, gut health, toxins, stress and more.

Show them the content they are learning has relevance on a global scale.