Sentence examples for pertinent issues in from inspiring English sources

Class structures and strictures are still pertinent issues in Australia.

There are pertinent issues in severe need of addressing, which the above statistics highlight.

Aviv mentions many of the most pertinent issues in the faculty's struggle against Sexton's vision, but she misses an opportunity for sustained discussion of them.

There are two other pertinent issues in the quantification of CMRglc which are not addressed in this work.

One of the pertinent issues in the area is human-wildlife conflict, especially with elephants, which respondents argued is the major contributing factor to the rampant FMD.

One of the most pertinent issues in contemporary European conflict of laws is the tension between Community law and traditional choice of law rules.

For Mr. Selesnick this is a particularly pertinent issue in the information age.

A more constructive act of solidarity emerged the next morning over another pertinent issue in the region: migrant workers' rights, in this case for the new Guggenheim in Abu Dhabi, designed by Frank Gehry.

A pertinent issue in the literature on communication on emerging technologies such as carbon capture and storage (CCS) concerns the degree to which the public is actively involved in the communication process.

Mr Gunn told BBC Radio Scotland said period poverty was a "very real, very pertinent issue" in Scotland.

Apart from energy functionals for tracking, the second pertinent issue in object tracking is consideration of possible rotation or scale changes of the object being tracked.