Sentence examples for a particularly pertinent time from inspiring English sources

In other words, what is the fundamental value of a share?Given the volatility of some equities over the past two years, this is a particularly pertinent time to be asking this question.

The backing of a major label whose main goal to produce something "offbeat" seems like a particularly pertinent sign of the times.

For Mr. Selesnick this is a particularly pertinent issue in the information age.

Tim Sherwood's dismissal seems a particularly pertinent example of what happens when entertainment is corporatized.

None of these titles make for a particularly pertinent comparison, but The Other Guys debuted with £1.98m in September 2010.

For Martin Shaw's latest televisual incarnation, Inspector George Gently, the decrepit Harrison House was a particularly pertinent crime scene.

This point is a particularly pertinent one for a trophy that has not always been embraced, particularly in England where some clubs appear happier with an extra point or place in the league than the glory of competing.

A particularly pertinent example is the evolution of the human brain.

The scarcity of data available from these locations [25], or even from general rhizosphere-associated fungal communities, makes this a particularly pertinent study.

These sentiments are particularly pertinent at a time when political aspirants are jockeying for selection as party candidates ahead of local and national elections in just a few months' time.

This is particularly pertinent at a time of review of legislation on adult prostitution.