Sentence examples for pertinent lessons from inspiring English sources

Problem solving, in our day and age, brings with it the requirement of compression: we are urged to distill the most pertinent lessons from any experience.

IF the day comes when Microsoft follows Mr. McNamee's advice -- or simply runs out of legal maneuvering room -- the company will not have to look far for pertinent lessons from other corporate splits.

The stories of their rise and fall bear pertinent lessons for present-day communities endangered by climate change – and if you enjoy these pieces, there are several more online in the excellent Lost Cities series on the Guardian website.

To rapidly move the best science into improved health outcomes, we need to apply the pertinent lessons and embrace the continued challenges of the clinical sciences.

Here's a pertinent lesson from nature: you cannot hold on to everything.

That's the most pertinent lesson of the Great Depression: people waited, with relative patience, for years for some government response before anyone looted a grocery store or fought off police officers who were evicting families.

Does Mr Brown?Another pertinent lesson of Sir Ming's short and nasty tenure may be that the top job in any party is a different and sterner challenge than a departmental brief.

But the nightmare of Mogadishu, Somalia, where the bodies of Army Rangers were dragged through the streets after 18 were killed in October 1993, is a pertinent lesson -- a parable of an army equipped and trained for great wars reduced to helplessness and ridicule by a band of thugs.

Additionally, material in related areas – including molecular biology, biochemistry, cell biology, and immunology – is also pertinent to lessons in microbiology.

Consider a pertinent example.

The results were encouraging, resulting in five lessons pertinent to future automated ontology reuse study.