Sentence examples for even pertinent from inspiring English sources

We have changed government policy and got the Tory mayor of London to express an opinion on an issue that only a month previously he had given the impression was not even pertinent to the capitol.

Thus, even if scientists were at one point in time to have conceptions and hypotheses about nature that survived every attempt to falsify them, this fact alone would not ensure that at some later point in time these same conceptions and hypotheses would remain accurate or even pertinent.

The matter is still in federal court and there has been much wrangling over how many of the 11 interviews – conducted with seven paramilitaries – are even pertinent to the McConville murder.

The question is even more pertinent about NATO.

I think that responsibility is even more pertinent today.

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

Accounting for variance in treatment effects is even more pertinent under higher levels of environmental uncertainty.

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

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

Our son, Tom, arrived around 18 months later and having a child has made our "live for the moment" philosophy even more pertinent.

The real secret is that Hare's observation of opposing values is even more pertinent in a society based on grotesque inequality.