Sentence examples for as particularly pertinent from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, I agreed with most of what Cameron said yesterday - except for when he wormed his way out of detailing the Tories' plans for nuclear power - but one statement stood out as particularly pertinent.

Family burden was seen as particularly pertinent; however, siblings' distress appeared difficult to identify.

Passivity towards health has been correlated with low health literacy [ 34] and highlights the need for patient engagement as well as education, and this is particularly pertinent among recently arrived migrants who may have many competing priorities.

27 This is particularly pertinent as information providers such as Thomson Reuters and Elsevier are now developing complex reporting and analytical tools that provide an ability to scrutinise the characteristics of published work including who is described as funding the work in new and exciting ways.

This becomes particularly pertinent as control programmes progress and sensitivity of microscopy decreases as the result of reduced infection intensity.

Both characteristics of our method (independence of long and short term variations and absence of variance reduction) are particularly pertinent to discuss as well the long term variations of temperature as their extreme values.

The latter piece of news is particularly pertinent, as Moretz has just been cast in the Lina Leandersson role in the forthcoming Hollywood remake of last year's excellent Swedish horror, Let the Right One In, Let Me In.

This is particularly pertinent as there is currently no consensus on the ideal time to start treatment of IRU.

Levi's reasons for taking linear averages of precise credal states (and only linear averages) to be particularly pertinent as resolutions of conflict aren't particularly clearly spelled out.

The question is particularly pertinent as the public-private model of 'big biology' is becoming more common (for example more than 70 IMI consortia have so far been created, with more in the pipeline).

That question is particularly pertinent as President Bush plans to host a world summit on the financial crisis.