Sentence examples for pertinent debate from inspiring English sources

A more pertinent debate surrounds his chances of eclipsing Hendry's record seven Crucible triumphs.

The book has provoked a very pertinent debate about extreme wealth and government regulation of monopolies," said Osorno.

Recently "who remembers?" has become a question pertinent to debates over the war in Afghanistan and more recently in the Middle East.

Because England's early development provides a popular paradigmatic example for economists, the paper's verdict on the nature of English history is pertinent to debates on transition and development, on the importance of critical junctures, and on the relative roles of culture and institutions.

Another work by Hogarth is even more pertinent to the debate.

Both Hadid's work and her business premises are pertinent to the debate going on about the design of schools, prompted by the remarks of the education secretary Michael Gove and the waspish columnist-turned-education-reformer Toby Young.

In his exhortation Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis raised a number of issues that are pertinent in this debate.

Our results may be pertinent in this debate.

Patients' understanding of survival gain is also pertinent to the debate about access to drugs through the National Health Service.

Although our systematic review was, by its nature, thorough, there were areas that we could not evaluate but that are pertinent to the debate surrounding focal therapy.

Surely if a journalist is going to engage in the perilous game of quantifying suffering, he should include these pertinent viewpoints in the debate.