Sentence examples for more pertinent comparisons from inspiring English sources

But two more pertinent comparisons come to mind.

A more pertinent comparison - to try to pin down the essence of the two forms - is poetry: to compare the epic with the lyric.

A more apt comparison would be Ben Roethlisberger.

The comparison is all the more pertinent since Tencent is expanding abroad, and will soon own an indirect stake in the biggest social network of all, Facebook.On April 12th Tencent said it would pay $300m for a 10% stake (but almost no voting rights) in Digital Sky Technologies (DST), a Russian internet firm with investments in social networks, portals and web-mail.

For Rozalind there was one more "pertinent positive" that made the other risks pale in comparison: she was infected with H.I.V. Three years ago Rozalind was referred to my clinic for a rapidly growing tumor on the exterior of her vagina that her doctor suspected was vulvar carcinoma.

Or perhaps more pertinent: why?

A statistical anomaly, or something more pertinent?

Science has never been more pertinent.

Never has his viewpoint appeared more pertinent.

This question is more pertinent because the information technology that will make it possible to predict individual health prospects from a drop of blood also allows the analysis and comparison of the health care quality given by different providers.

There is a more pertinent point to all this too.