Sentence examples for pertinent its from inspiring English sources
Only when "pertinent," its stylebook says.
How pertinent its words now seem.
Cite a person's transgender status only when it is pertinent and its pertinence is clear to the reader.
For months, Waymo has argued this report, conducted by cybersecurity firm Stroz Friedberg, likely contains information pertinent to its allegations that one of its former engineers, Anthony Levandowski, stole thousands of files and brought them to Uber.
Alphabet's self-driving car division Waymo will now be able to receive this key document, which Waymo has argued likely contains information pertinent to its allegations that one of its former engineers, Anthony Levandowski, stole thousands of files and brought them to Uber.
The drama that is most meaningful and pertinent to its society is that which arises from it.
What it said about how the media reacts to depression, death and suicide in particular proved especially pertinent during its Edinburgh run when Robin Williams made the headlines.
As it is, Ms. Rockburne has always festooned her art with a fair amount of intellectual window dressing -- from set theory to the color symbolism of early Renaissance painting -- that has become decreasingly pertinent to its actual appearance.
(The fictional "Ants in Your Pants of 1939" was no doubt a reference to the actual "Gold Diggers of 1933," a Busby Berkeley musical that was no less pertinent to its historical moment.
Texture, geometry and orientations of grains and voids are the most important features of a rock pertinent to its origin.
While acknowledging that the veracity of each set of results is most strongly pertinent within its venue grouping, considering the complete set of results is also informative.
