relevantly

What makes a new action relevantly similar to an old one?

That makes it much easier to guess relevantly on your behalf.

Far more relevantly to today's conversations and our host, is the question of databases.

The constructed building is relevantly identical to the 1973 competition design.

Being relevantly similar is not the same, then, as being completely indistinguishable.

For all you can tell, it is relevantly similar to situations in which you have made mistakes.

Perhaps most relevantly, like most people who do this, I've not got dependents.

Perhaps more relevantly, will the movie be judged against the novel or on its own cinematic merits?

It knows everything; the only problem is getting it to respond relevantly."

An action is relevantly similar if it too has the properties which constituted one's reasons for the judgement in the first case.

The cost of living is relevantly high in Green Town, as compared to other areas of the same sort.

There were other ways before Congress that Congress could have employed most relevantly.

Thirdly, and perhaps most relevantly to our present concern, there is the more intellectual satisfaction to be had from extending.

But on the eve of the election - and, more relevantly, as the holidays approach - studio offerings are reverting to form.

The central provisions of the special confiscation legislation are those which define the relevantly proscribed activities.

How is it that a method which has failed elsewhere in relevantly similar circumstances suffices to yield knowledge this time?

Most of the adolescents perceived their relationship with parents relevantly and also accurately perceived images about family network.

Fredrik is a relevantly ego-centric former top executive within economy who has happened to have lost his job.

More relevantly, he argues, the United States lacks the will to intervene everywhere that freedom is threatened.

Most relevantly, they blocked half a dozen Israeli Army vehicles seeking to carry the tower away.

"I wonder who slept in the nursery," the doctor said ir- relevantly.

When a new and relevantly similar action occurs, one must either call it good or take back one's judgement that the first one was good.

A person who believes in presentism believes that the present is the only relevantly true world.

More relevantly, Marlowe was poor.

Though the manufacturing facilities were outsourced, it were relevantly engineered based on the hands-on experience of the wilderness.