Sentence examples for another pertinent from inspiring English sources

Does Mr Brown?Another pertinent lesson of Sir Ming's short and nasty tenure may be that the top job in any party is a different and sterner challenge than a departmental brief.

Gerard O'Donovan of The Daily Telegraph called it "another pertinent, brilliantly written episode" and reacted positively towards the episode's "new kind of threat: the economic terrorist".

Japan in the nineteen-nineties provides another pertinent example.

Here is another pertinent statistic, though: McIlroy has played 88 holes, compared with 69 for Day.

Another pertinent concept at large in the show is recycling trash and, related, the repurposing of existing materials.

True enough, but there was another pertinent reason she was not embraced — you wonder what it's like to be Nancy Kerrigan this awards season.

The author makes another, more pertinent, appearance as a young worker for the Stepney Old People's Welfare Association in 1963, checking the whereabouts of elderly clients in what looked still to be a cityscape just blitzed.

But there is another more pertinent detail — a strangely formal two-character phrase — that appears next to a disproportionate number of names:, sang'ou, meaning "bereaved of one's spouse".

This close association with falsehood contaminates another, more pertinent truth expressed in her work, which is that some people (young, poor, female) are treated like disposable objects for other people's use and that we should all be ashamed of allowing this to happen.

Underlying "Pacem in Terris" was another conviction pertinent to the current drama: Peacemaking was a gestalt -- a total configuration of endeavors that encompassed disarmament, human rights, economic development, sensitivity to the dignity of weaker nations and, John XXIII would doubtless add today, environmental protection and the campaigns against terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.

The social bonds that tie you to another are pertinent to your growth.