Sentence examples for pertinent as from inspiring English sources

Moreover, with bariatric surgery for children and adolescents the question of "benefit for whom?" becomes pertinent, as will be discussed in further detail below.

Events in Belfast were pertinent as Scotland capitulated in London.

Certainly it's as pertinent as ever, but personally, I think Monkey Business is their definitive film.

The Interrogation was the work of a young man but, 40 years later, it is still as pertinent as ever.

But Kadri's central question is as pertinent as ever: Who has the authority and will to interpret and reinterpret Shariah?

It's enough to make countersurveillance fashion as timely and pertinent as any seasonal trend, like midriff tops or wedge sneakers.

Thirty years later, and with the Zimbabwean people suffering under Mugabe's rule, the words are as pertinent as ever.

As we prepare for another Old Etonian prime minister, his anger at the fundamentally unfair socio-educational divide remains as pertinent as ever.

We are now more confident in management's ability to execute deals at good multiples, which is pertinent as we believe negotiations to sell Macau are still on-going.

The Englishman abroad is a well-trodden path, but Younge's articulate enquiry is as uncomfortably pertinent as it is funny and perceptive.

But artists such as HeHe are becoming more pertinent as society becomes increasingly aware of its impotence in the face of environmental disaster.