Sentence examples for pertinent at from inspiring English sources

Both issues seemed pertinent at last week's Irish Open.

(If Cole's work feels particularly pertinent at the moment, contemporary artists have been quick to catch on.

The size of his margin against Mr. Paul could be more pertinent at the Congressional district level, however.

He made it his job to rub elbows and plough the pertinent at Warhol's Factory, Studio 54 and Max's Kansas City.

Such mergers, with their potential to give an overexposed brand new vitality, are especially pertinent at a time when the luxury business is ailing.

Security seemed particularly pertinent at the opening ceremony on Friday; a day earlier, an intruder clambered over a fence and ran toward the northernmost of Heathrow's two runways.

The subject of the cost of things, as you can see from today's front page, is particularly pertinent at the moment.

In fact, the winners were highly pertinent, at least in commercial terms, which even the dimmest observer of proceedings in recent years must have worked out is ultimately what the Brit Awards are about.