Sentence examples for it is especially pertinent from inspiring English sources
It is especially pertinent to this one, an ancient policy that Mr Brown himself previously and stubbornly opposed.
While this is an issue which affects all post-industrial countries, it is especially pertinent in the United Kingdom, where the difference between our domestic and international impacts is greater than that of any other major emitter.
It is especially pertinent because the IMF's usual remedy for a country with its own currency that needs help (it contributed to an international rescue of Latvia in late 2008) is to combine a budgetary squeeze, which lowers domestic demand, with a devaluation, which provides an offsetting stimulus from net trade.
This is a worry that arises for all surveys, but it is especially pertinent in the context of experimental philosophy because participant responses are often treated as equivalent to "what one would say" or even "how one would judge".
It is especially pertinent that an association is suggested at relatively low levels of maternal exposure.
It's especially pertinent at Tate Britain in the bicentary year of the Battle of Waterloo, with such a rich legacy of paintings of the Napoleonic wars in its collection.
I found the concept of being persecuted for your identity fascinating in this book, as it's especially pertinent to us in our current society, where people who have an identity (be it gender or religious identity or a person's sexuality) that doesn't conform to people's idea of normal are often persecuted.
Needless to say, this consideration applies to all forms of media but it's especially pertinent to video games.
It's especially pertinent experience now that SC Johnson generates $10 billion in sales of its household products such as Windex, Glade, Ziploc, Shout and Pledge, most of which are either made of or packaged in plastic.
This is especially pertinent to the developing world, as it encourages previously marginalized populations to participate on a global stage.
