Sentence examples for just pertinent from inspiring English sources

The latter should be condensed, leaving just pertinent information ❺ such as IT proficiency and languages.

Both are just as pertinent today.

"But questions of height, and dress and gender, it's just not pertinent," she notes.

This is just as pertinent in places with universities too – from Sunderland to Sheffield, Warwick to Wolverhampton.

Mr. Patterson says comments like Mr. Wilke's show just how pertinent Dr. King's message of unity is for the city.

For those of you who haven't seen the episode, I've created a stripped-down comic-strip version of it that includes just the pertinent parts.

As for content, Fleming stretches past the ordinary shapes and colors to concepts that may not come as quickly to a parent's mind but are just as pertinent to a young child's world.

The absence of foreign-language drama in translation on our stages is a question for another time, but the absence of some English-language drama on English-language stages is just as pertinent.

More than a century on from the British suffrage campaign, the message that being pleasing is not the optimal route to political and social change remains just as pertinent.

Even as Manuel was peppered with questions about who will pitch the ninth, it was just as pertinent to wonder who he will use in the seventh and the eighth.

"As just two pertinent examples; work as basic as our nation's weather forecasting that is critical to our airlines and to the public in ensuring early warnings of extreme weather patterns will be sidelined, while work on early detection and early treatment of Alzheimer's disease will be adversely affected," she said.