Sentence examples for one pertinent from inspiring English sources

The biological attack conducted through the US postal system in 2001 broadened the threat posed by anthrax from one pertinent mainly to soldiers on the battlefield to one understood to exist throughout our society.

(How extensively Facebook will be checking up on political advertisers'paidid for by' claims is one pertinent question to ask, and we have asked; otherwise this looks mostly like a badging exercise — which requires other doing the work to check/police claims… ).

One pertinent issue concerns the impact of fornix lesions on spatial biconditional problems, as such tasks are often highly sensitive to both anterior thalamic and hippocampal damage (e.g., [13,23,66]), including when tested in a crossed-lesion disconnection study [32], yet appear to be spared after fornix lesions [24,41,60,62].

The definition of winning the war in Libya at present pivots on Gaddafi doing what the royal family of Bahrain – to take one pertinent example – has declined to do, and stand aside.

The column omitted one pertinent element of Mr. Bellone's relationship with the Fire Department.

One pertinent example is "Blessings Upon the Land of My Love" (2011), which is reproduced in the exhibition booklet.

Trev asked at least one highly pertinent question.

The search for a profitable business model is one particularly pertinent to technology startups.

In an age as nostalgia-soaked as ours, and in the case of a group so dissected and deconstructed, the one really pertinent question remains: is there anything left to add? Mark Lewisohn's new book Tune in is the best part of 1000 pages long.

For Rozalind there was one more "pertinent positive" that made the other risks pale in comparison: she was infected with H.I.V. Three years ago Rozalind was referred to my clinic for a rapidly growing tumor on the exterior of her vagina that her doctor suspected was vulvar carcinoma.

And one very pertinent question is this -- how is it any business of ours?