Sentence examples for pertinent even from inspiring English sources

What was at stake at Ludlow remains pertinent even within the modern coal industry.

They also round out the picture of an idiosyncratic career that looks particularly pertinent, even prescient, at the moment.

In 1937, the Harvard sociologist Talcott Parsons asked, "Who now reads Spencer?" Seventy years later, the question remains pertinent, even if no one now reads Talcott Parsons, either.

In recent years Air Traffic Flow Management (ATFM) has become pertinent even in regions without sustained overload conditions caused by dense traffic operations.

Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" is still pertinent, even though many of its immediate demands have been met, and it is still relevant, beyond America's borders and the context that it addressed.

Descartes's famous cogito ergo sum, which presupposes a mind-body dualism, is questioned by modern scientists and yet in Makari's book it remains at the heart of the question as a paradigmatic issue that is historically pertinent even in our own day.

Early on, her mother kept notebooks of pertinent information, even dialogue from her husband.

Sellers are required to provide a comprehensive written assessment called a Home Report, documenting condition, energy performance, renovations, and other pertinent information — even disputes with neighbors.

It is pertinent that, even if IRIS was a mechanism, early mortality risks on ART were no greater than observed in similar groups without ART.

The work of Teki, Chait, et al. thus offers the first explanation for our ability to home in on speech and other pertinent sounds, even amidst a sea of background noise.

We sometimes forget how pithy she is – how wise her thoughts, and how pertinent they remain even though she left office long ago.