Sentence examples for pertinent as ever from inspiring English sources

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?

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.

Although the fundamental questions about Bill Clinton's behaviour remain as pertinent as ever, the press and public have put them aside.

The issues that "Artcash" raised about the relationship of art and artists to money and the market are as pertinent today as ever.

With the strife at Société Générale, a French bank, in the background, the lessons of her experiences for executives are as pertinent today as ever.

And with civil rights and equality as pertinent a topic as ever, the original metaphor of the franchise still rings true to this day as the heart of the franchise is both topical and touching.

First produced to wild acclaim in 1928, this satirical vision of society as a corrupt underworld of criminals, beggars and prostitutes is as pertinent today as it ever was, Ms. Lemper suggested.

It's an idea she championed two years ago when she served at DaimlerChrysler, and sees it as more pertinent than ever.