Sentence examples for more pertinence from inspiring English sources

But of more pertinence to the Ashes was the man who took the catch: Nevill, with Haddin in an unfamiliar position at point.

Of more pertinence to the US government, however, was his record as a gunslinger.

DPP-4 inhibitors act as incretin enhancers, increasing systemic and, perhaps of more pertinence to their effect, intestinal concentrations of endogenously secreted GLP-1, GLP-2 and GIP [ 44].

However, of more pertinence to this review is the emerging view that P status regulates RSA architecture through documented changes in auxin biosynthesis and transport which is controlled ultimately via ethylene biosynthesis and/or signalling.

The stately if cursory survey of Bacon's paintings that opened Wednesday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art suggests a more lasting pertinence: Bacon's depiction of the love that until a few decades ago dared not say its name, much less demand the right to marry.

But he does succeed at pointing out the stupidity of certain knee-jerk responses to Brown's raid, and in this respect his essay has a more general pertinence to debates about the individual's relation to community norms.

However, the big idea that gave Spencer's philosophy its coherence was just too big to yield coherence or pertinence at more mundane levels.

This research could be the basis for the design of a recovery plan, showing the pertinence of more holistic research approaches to plant conservation.

This does not mean that one could assemble from this tour d'horizon a composite history of, say, Latin America in the 20th century: such regions sort of meander in and out of the story, depending upon their pertinence to Roberts's more general themes and arguments.

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

Right now the research is at the preliminary stage, but in the future, it could form part of a toolbox that enables us to breed tougher, more climate-ready crops a challenge of growing pertinence, as we face the looming threat of lowered yields.