relevantly in a sentence

Examples

1. Meanwhile, back at the article where Schrandit was recently and relevantly uncivil, he's edit-warring by reverting without explanation.
2. :: : : : Equally relevantly, Wikipedia is international, whereas ESRB ratings very much reflect the priorities of North American culture.
3. The hypertext principle enables the learner to navigate flexibly in a multi-dimensional learning space in which grammar points and exercises are relevantly interlinked.
4. Within the ASFA ( Association Strasbougeoise de Football Australian ), the team tried to popularise the sport which is still relevantly unknown in France.
5. Fallows argues persuasively in his book that the press bears much responsibility for failing to connect readers meaningfully and relevantly to the world they live in.
6. Despite their disclaimer, the title song-- a perfect piece of populist folk-- actually resonates quite relevantly 55 years past its particulars.
7. But on the eve of the election-- and, more relevantly, as the holidays approach-- studio offerings are reverting to form.
8. Many editors with opinions, knowledge, and most relevantly, with reference material appropriate to the article, will not know the poll is happening.
9. And a memorable tournament, with the right mix of celebrity swingers in a Sunday afternoon scrum, is exactly what Lytham needs to remain relevantly Royal.
10. Given these realities, how then should devolution be implemented relevantly, responsively and proactively to the goal of poverty alleviation, particularly at the village level?