Sentence examples for much less pertinent from inspiring English sources
We talked about being presumed innocent until proven guilty, but at that moment the legal issues seemed much less pertinent than the deep hurt of seeing our school in the cross hairs of negative publicity.
Even if they did spend time in New York, their work was not especially visible and seems much less pertinent to the show's focus than that of Judy Rifka, Bill Jensen or Gary Stephan, whose efforts, like that of Harriet Korman (who is in the show), were among the most closely watched developments of the early '70s.
Since the critical mode II fracture energy release rate for composite laminates (GIIC = 1.08 kJ/m2) is much less than that pertinent to the adhesive (GIIC = 3.73 kJ/m2), delamination tends to occur first in the composite laminates, which then shield the growth of disbonding in the adhesive.
He decried art education, saying the average student does not learn the pertinent questions, much less the answers.
Now it happens all the time, for less pertinent reasons.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
But some engage in less pertinent online activities.
