Sentence examples for no pertinent from inspiring English sources

Snow's "grand experiment" was supposed to be decisive: there were no pertinent variables distinguishing the two populations other than the origins of their drinking water.

They acknowledged that almost no pertinent information was being collected, although they did cite statistics showing that speeding was a factor in about a third of work-zone deaths, while impaired driving was a factor in about a quarter.

There is no pertinent national regulation by the Congress, and statutes enacted for the District of Columbia indicate that Congress has recognized the appropriateness of local regulation of the sale of fluid milk.

The administration wants me to have confidence in the stock market, and then it approves to a new board overseeing the accounting profession the appointment of a nice man with no pertinent experience (William H. Webster) while overlooking the guy (John H. Biggs) whose best reference is the fact that the accounting lobby doesn't want him!

There were no pertinent symptoms.

There was no pertinent family medical history.

No one's going to argue that these themes are no longer pertinent.

"It seemed to me," she says, "that painters in Puerto Rico were still working with an old social vision of an agrarian Puerto Rico, a vision that was no longer pertinent in our times".

He is sympathetic to the dreams of the EU's founding fathers yet suggests Europe has changed so much that many of those early ideals are no longer pertinent.

It is no longer pertinent to reason with respect to a predefined set of resources (i.e., computing, storage and main memory).

Pai's Obama-era predecessor, Tom Wheeler, argued in his overturning of the rule that accounting for the inferiority of UHF channels was no longer pertinent with the rise of digital TV, which has put UHF and VHF transmissions on an equal playing field.