Sentence examples for more pertinent given from inspiring English sources

I wrote about the 1924 Convention for this week's issue of the magazine, and its parallels to Republicans' situation today seem even more pertinent, given the results on Super Tuesday II.

This point is even more pertinent given much of the concern focused on Ashley's power grip on all aspects of the retailer, a grip which has just become even stronger".

The present study finding is all the more pertinent given that the U.S. has the highest prevalence of obesity among developed nations (32% of the US adult population) [ 25].

This is all the more pertinent given article 27 of the Council of Europe's Additional Protocol on Biomedical Research, which reads: If research gives rise to information of relevance to the current or future health or quality of life of research participants, this information must be offered to them.

The use of a standardized diagnostic tool would have been more pertinent but given the fact that interviews on D30-40 were conducted over the phone instead of live interviews, completing additional scales would have been a much more difficult task.

This challenge is more pertinent than ever today given the increasingly protracted nature of crises around the world.

Orwell's terrifying vision of a future conducted under the watchful gaze of Big Brother could not be returning to centre stage at a more pertinent moment in history, given recent revelations over mass government surveillance by US intelligence agency the NSA and its UK equivalent, GCHQ.

And, of course, the rebuke to critics, though coming from Nichols's mouth, is all the more pertinent under May's editorial touch, given that her career, not his, was buried by critical incomprehension, indifference, and derision.

Analysts can later apply filters to focus on the more pertinent data, but the government has enacted this change to give its analysts access to more atoms of data.

The more pertinent question is whether Vaughn will hold up.

In Brown's defence, fitness may have been a more pertinent issue than form.