Sentence examples for a pertinent one from inspiring English sources

The comment is a pertinent one.

It's a morbid question, but also a pertinent one.

And the question of expectations is a pertinent one, I think.

With so many households now priced out of home ownership, the question of managing energy in a rented property is a pertinent one.

Taking aim at the often messy American penal system and three-strikes laws — not exactly the hardest, freshest target, but a pertinent one nonetheless — the writer and director Brett C. Leonard sets his debut film, "Jailbait," almost entirely inside a grungy, shadowy prison cell inhabited by a pair of men unequal both in crime and character.

Set against statistics gleaned from the Labour Force Survey commissioned by the Department for Education and Employment, which show that 21% of black and Asian people obtain degrees, compared with 16% of their white counterparts, the question of why they are still far less likely to make it to a senior role in the workplace is a pertinent one.

I have a more pertinent one: 'Never go on a yoga hiking retreat with someone fitter than yourself.' Let alone 12 someones.

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.

You don't need me to count the reasons it is an anomaly, but an especially pertinent one is that New York is a vertical place and America isn't; to traverse the country by bicycle is to experience it horizontally in the extreme, and the absorption of long distances on the road felt, to me, like the qualifying exam for some enhanced form of citizenship.

It's an odd question, but an increasingly pertinent one.

But the biggest charge being made against Cruz is an especially pertinent one, since the evangelical vote is such a big portion of his base support.