Sentence examples for more pertinent a from inspiring English sources

People were obviously flattered that the Mayor — or, what is perhaps more pertinent, a billionaire — had taken the time to meet with them, and they kept thanking him for having driven all the way out to their neighborhood.

What could be more pertinent than a yarn in which an arrogant, number-crunching city slicker regains her humanity when faced with decent, hard-working everyday folks in the provinces?

I have a feeling it would be more pertinent than a physiologically perverse rabbit laying eggs in your kid's mouth.

Many also felt that these skills were not only pertinent in a study environment, but would become more pertinent in a 'real' practising environment.

But there is another more pertinent detail — a strangely formal two-character phrase — that appears next to a disproportionate number of names:, sang'ou, meaning "bereaved of one's spouse".

More pertinent is a model within our borders.

But it could become more pertinent if a candidate like Newt Gingrich, who has more delegates, were later to drop out.

The real secret is that Hare's observation of opposing values is even more pertinent in a society based on grotesque inequality.

In our study, the relevance of dietary supplementation, health status, and welfare conditions is more pertinent after a stress challenge.

One important study in the field shows that sex-selection incentives become more pertinent as a household approaches its own predetermined family size limit, as the opportunity cost of having a child of the less preferred gender increases (Abrevaya 2009).

Also, it nearly goes without saying that religious belief is far more pertinent to a religious organization's mission than sexual orientation or gender identity.