Sentence examples for greater pertinence from inspiring English sources

Paul Cookson's Facebook "SCHOOL HOLIDAY RANT", which went viral this week and led to a government e-petition calling on companies to stop charging extra during school holidays, would take on even greater pertinence if the window shrank to seven weeks.

Murphy created his "Swan Lake" in 2002, long after Matthew Bourne's took on the British royal family with greater pertinence, and, like Bourne, Murphy drives his protagonist to the brink of madness.

Given the severity and unpredictability of Legionellosis outbreaks, developing a rapid, highly specific, and sensitive detection method is thus of great pertinence.

Primordial epithelial cells with EMT features may have great pertinence to the initial generation of mammary stem cells since recent data suggest that induction of EMT stimulates cultured breast cells to adopt characteristics of stem cells [ 40].

Simard et al. (2009) and Drobyshev et al. (2010) observed an important decline in tree growth when SOL depth is 20 cm or greater, further confirming the pertinence of the 20 cm cut off point.

Cite a person's transgender status only when it is pertinent and its pertinence is clear to the reader.

And the Census of Distribution is going to be another great storehouse of data of the utmost pertinence to every intelligent business man.

One comes near the beginning of Le Temps retrouvé : Marcel and M de Charlus are discussing the destruction of France's great cathedrals in the German bombing raids, a matter of special pertinence to Proust's novel since he had once planned to name each of the volumes after a feature of cathedral architecture.

But with how much pertinence?

And it is information of continuing pertinence.

Happily, Prototype offered musical vitality alongside social pertinence.