Sentence examples for loses its pertinence from inspiring English sources
In a period of competitive investment, this advice loses its pertinence: with no relevant experience to draw upon, it is difficult to assess what others are doing and whether one should follow," McGettigan said.
Even before Mr. Steel arrived that term had begun to lose its pertinence.
The concept lost its pertinence in Germany after the Peace of Augsburg in 1555, which granted toleration to the Lutherans in the territories where they predominated.
The question has hardly lost its pertinence, and Mr. Dupeyron, without overt didacticism, turns the story of an elderly Muslim and his young Jewish protégé into a parable of tolerance and understanding.
Thus, usability as a barrier is likely to lose its pertinence over future years.
However, the film loses its adherence.
The sandstone loses its luster.
"Freedom Summer" occasionally loses its footing.
Apple loses its corporate customers to Microsoft.
It lost its outrageousness".
