Sentence examples for more pertinent if from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blakemore was quicker than others to ask some of the more pertinent, if at the time unanswerable, questions about the effect on the International Space Station.

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

However, the primary cell type that supports productive brain infection of HIV is the macrophage, so these mouse models would be more pertinent if they contained a cell-specific promoter for the expression of HIV neurotoxic proteins in macrophages instead of astrocytes.

Further education would be more pertinent if you were interested in being a veterinarian.

If social issues became more pertinent in the campaign, the ideology gap could be larger.

No, there's a more pertinent twist: if only Sehorn could get more people to think of him as "that football guy".

You're quite right of course, it might have been a more pertinent description if he'd actually tried to play it.

An even more pertinent question: If the economy is in such dire straits, why did the government not take steps to practice fiscal responsibility by reigning in its own spending?

It may be 20 years after the book was first published, but it will seem more pertinent than ever if you believe the theory that many of the far-right and fascist groups that call themselves alt-right emerged from the online "manosphere".

In any case, trying to develop alternatives to monopoly distribution is always admirable, and indeed, desirable in the long run, but the more pertinent question is: if not iTunes, then what?

But the more pertinent question is: imagine if he was?