Sentence examples for pertinent at all from inspiring English sources

The fact is that it's not pertinent at all if these new cast members are fat or skinny or black or tall or anything else unrelated to their character or ability in entertainment.

Lost in all of this is an acknowledgment of just how safe air travel has become — a reality seldom mentioned in the news media, but especially pertinent at a time when conventional wisdom holds that flying is increasingly dangerous.

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

Some strategies described herein may not be pertinent at a volcano whose eruptive activity is short-lived.

These sentiments are particularly pertinent at a time when political aspirants are jockeying for selection as party candidates ahead of local and national elections in just a few months' time.

This is particularly pertinent at a time of review of legislation on adult prostitution.

Understanding the role of price reductions and foreign assistance is pertinent at a time when continued assistance for HIV is threatened as a result of the global financial crisis.

There is pertinent support at all stages: films, monthly campaign ideas, addresses, contacts and so on.

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.