Sentence examples for more pertinent it from inspiring English sources

More pertinent, it wouldn't even have commanded a majority in the House of Commons, and would have had to purchase the support of Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish parties.

And even more pertinent, it also owns the Lean Cuisine ready-made meals line, and acquired the Uncle Toby's healthy cereal and treats business in Australia where Jenny Craig does a bang-up trade.

It makes the presence of Imran Tahir in the South Africa side just a little more pertinent than it may have been.

Surely, "Mary Stuart" has never seemed more pertinent than it does in this vivid incarnation, staged by Phyllida Lloyd (best known for directing "Mamma Mia!").

That charge is perhaps even more pertinent when it comes to a lesser known ailment, Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis, more commonly known as MAP.This hardy bacterium has been found in soil and water, and it boasts qualities a cockroach dreams about.

Returning to more pertinent matters, it was a very good day for Lewis Hamilton as he claimed his 41st career pole position with an impressive performance at the wheel of the Mercedes.

These facts make the surveillance of drug resistance today and in the coming years even more pertinent than it was when the Global Project on Anti-Tuberculosis Drug Resistance Surveilaunchedas launched.

"It actually seems more pertinent now than it did eight years ago," he says.

In this case it was more than pertinent – it was essential.

I had gone to Britain to answer a question that seems far more pertinent today than it did early last month: why would a free and flourishing Western democracy wire itself up with so many closed-circuit television cameras that it resembles the set of "The Real World" or "The Truman Show"?

With this in mind, and as unusual as it may seem at first, some dialogue from a recent episode of Doctor Who, "Listen" – a wonderful chamber piece focusing on the nature of fear – is more pertinent now that it ever has been.