Sentence examples for at all pertinent from inspiring English sources
First, are obligations of gratitude at all pertinent where political institutions are concerned?
Patients U001 and U011 also showed strong cellular responses to their respective idiotypes, with T-cell proliferation being positive at all pertinent time points when activated autologous tumor cells were used as stimulants.
Yet, somehow the leaders of 1914, with all the pertinent information at their fingertips, and with a capability to talk to one another instantly, miscalculated; setting Europe ablaze and putting the world on a path to even greater conflict two decades later".
A combination of SAXS and AFM studies proved to be the most adapted and complementary approaches for this purpose, providing relevant information at a pertinent mesoscopic scale.
Ideally, family meetings are offered routinely on admission, and conducted at a pertinent time thereafter.
Illustration by Joost Swarte The recent PBS documentary "Philip Roth: Unmasked" buried the lede, as the expression goes — so deeply, in fact, as to not mention at all the most pertinent bit of news about its subject: Philip Roth has retired from writing.
The recent PBS documentary "Philip Roth: Unmasked" buried the lede, as the expression goes — so deeply, in fact, as to not mention at all the most pertinent bit of news about its subject: Philip Roth has retired from writing.
By Ian Crouch April 10, 2013 The recent PBS documentary "Philip Roth: Unmasked" buried the lede, as the expression goes — so deeply, in fact, as to not mention at all the most pertinent bit of news about its subject: Philip Roth has retired from writing.
Whether a successful leader in managing a health system requires a medical or MPH qualification at all remains a pertinent question.
What was at stake at Ludlow remains pertinent even within the modern coal industry.
The fact is that it's not pertinent at all if these new cast members are fat or skinny or black or tall or anything else unrelated to their character or ability in entertainment.
