Sentence examples similar to pertinent necessities from inspiring English sources
Last year was the 40th anniversary of the student riots of 1968, and it seems pertinent that Desiring Necessities, at John Hansard Gallery in Southampton, takes place during the anniversary of 1969 – the year in which some darker realities set in.
It aims to clear the principal criteria of measuring inventive efficiency, and demonstrates the necessity of a pertinent selection for entry factors to define indicators.
We agree with the fulfilling of European pertinent norms and with the necessity to revise regularly the European norms to take into account the observed bias as for example the type of columns in the virucidal test.
The book was published in 1985, and, with the single exception of "phonograph records and cassettes," the list — sports gear and kitchen appliances, hair dryers, personal computers, and snack food, all occupying the gray area between necessities and luxuries — is as pertinent now as it was then.
"Never," the narrator tells us of the sonata, "had spoken language been such an inflexible necessity, never had it known such pertinent questions, such irrefutable answers".
67 68 The present results are pertinent to the ongoing discussion about wasteful and unproven medical practices, and underscore the necessity for a continual assessment of existing or novel unproven procedures.
In conclusion this study underlines how the real necessity for nursing home residents to receive psychiatric consultation must be evaluated in a pertinent way by the doctors during ward rounds.
Shocking, and shockingly pertinent.
These are pertinent points.
