Sentence examples for have pertained from inspiring English sources
Clinical studies have pertained to ventricular arrhythmia, Cushing's disease, insomnia, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, chronic fatigue and attention deficit disorders.
Some legal scholars say it might have pertained to Bush v. Gore, had the Gore team brought it up.
It bears emphasizing that ʿUthmān's standardization is understood to have pertained only to the Qurʾān's so-called rasm, its consonantal skeleton shorn of any auxiliary signs.
She set the conditions in her model to simulate those thought to have pertained just after the Big Bang, pressed the "start" button, and let things evolve.The dark matter settled into a pattern that resembles that of visible matter.
At the time the tapes were destroyed, lawyers for Zacarias Moussaoui, the so-called 20th hijacker in the Sept. 11 plot, were seeking information from the Bush administration about the interrogation of Mr. Zubaydah that might have pertained to Mr. Moussaoui's role in the 2001 attacks.
The best way I can explain it is that none of your previous posts have pertained to a Major Life Milestone, whereas Getting Married is one of the biggest Major Life Milestones, right up there with Adopting a Pet and Getting Cast on a Television Show.
That seems like a potential privacy concern, and very different from the situation that has pertained ever since mobile phones became camera phones.
Additionally, my 93-year-old father (who has a memory like an elephant) mirrors my view, and confirms that such intelligence has pertained with respect to our family for generations, without truncation.
Indeed, Capital Economics reckons that the average ratio since 2002 is about 10, rather than the 16 that has pertained over a longer period.That still indicates, with oil at more than $130 a barrel, that gold could soon cost $1300 an ounce.
For the past few months, the vast majority of chatter in the smartphone space has pertained to the Samsung Galaxy S 5 and HTC One M8 arguably the two best Android-based smartphones currently on the market.
People often mistake this for the composition of social class but it does not, and never has, pertained to the method of determining who gets to be the super-elite.
