Sentence examples for even more pertinent from inspiring English sources

The question is even more pertinent about NATO.

Another work by Hogarth is even more pertinent to the debate.

Even more pertinent, nobody is forced to supersize their meal or choose less healthy options on the menu.

At United he is carried out shoulder high, But even more pertinent than Mancini's departure was the story of Rooney.

An even more pertinent question is how much of the expense burden is being borne by your employer.

The line which kicks off the jolly fugue where, out of mayhem, Verdi creates harmony, seemed even more pertinent than usual.

Perhaps even more pertinent, they may not want to spend their retirements, 12 years after George W. Bush leaves office, defending the wartime decisions they are making now.

The first book to break the silence about the humiliations of age, it is even more pertinent now than in 1970, when it originally appeared.

The programme marked the anniversary of the outbreak of war in August 1914, but with the approach of another Armistice day and in the shadow of Britain's continuing engagement in Iraq, the question seems, if anything, even more pertinent.

I wrote about the 1924 Convention for this week's issue of the magazine, and its parallels to Republicans' situation today seem even more pertinent, given the results on Super Tuesday II.

This remark has become even more pertinent since the rise of Trump, which has left many who feel apathetic toward Clinton probably wishing that Obama could indeed run for a third term.