Sentence examples for Be pertinent from inspiring English sources
adjective
Important with regard to (a subject or matter); relevant
"Kip should not be pertinent to her life," she thinks.
But several of its other lessons may be pertinent.
Comey, in his letter, said the new emails "appear to be pertinent" to the earlier investigation.
It would be pertinent to optimise the velocity of our auto-vehicular components at this time.
Ferguson had gathered information that she felt could be pertinent to Hood's defense.
It may be pertinent that they have never defeated England here.
Such results can be pertinent for predicting the risks related to gas/mud interactions.
No tedious and irrelevant discussion can be allowed; what is said should be pertinent.
Finally, design considerations are proposed which will be pertinent in future, large-scale experiments.
Comey said the new emails "appear to be pertinent", but he and his officials had not yet examined them.
All judges are exposed on a daily basis to information that may be pertinent to the cases under adjudication.
