Sentence examples for more pertinent under from inspiring English sources

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.

Accounting for variance in treatment effects is even more pertinent under higher levels of environmental uncertainty.

Although Wilson and the company succeed in shivering our timbers — "Safe home" are the play's chilling last words — "Book of Days," well directed by Marshall W. Mason, has a more pertinent immanence under its elegant surface.

Judging by what is happening in other parts of the world, where the mobile-television experiment is well under way, the more pertinent questions are: What are they going to want to watch?

Science has never been more pertinent.

Never has his viewpoint appeared more pertinent.

A statistical anomaly, or something more pertinent?

There is a more pertinent point to all this too.

The more pertinent question is whether Vaughn will hold up.

But two more pertinent comparisons come to mind.

The more pertinent questions might be how and from where.