Sentence examples for pertinent only from inspiring English sources

There is nothing wrong with these practices – and many would consider them very worthy – but they should be pertinent only to the individual concerned, not determine whether the children of such parents qualify for a place in a state school.

Were this objection pertinent only to the exact sciences, it would not be serious, for these sciences attend to their own applications, but the objection becomes very grave for the field of ethics.

As the global distribution sampling would harbour information pertinent only to the overall molecular steric field, it cannot describe any electrostatic details.

Since the beliefs which determined the applicability of the laws were usually religious in nature, it was commonly argued that natural laws were pertinent only to Christians and did not cover non-Christians.

All that is pertinent only to nature can be used as means; all that which is proper to person, or to which persons have extended themselves so that some thing or things have become proper to them, must be respected as end.

Training materials are still limited and at times are pertinent only for the parent organizations institutions.

Verifying and investigating the legitimacy of medical causes of surgical delay is therefore not only pertinent, but has also been specifically highlighted as a vital area for future research by the NHFD Scientific Committee [9].

We feel this team can bring the world's first eco-hero to life in a powerful motion picture that is not only pertinent but entertaining".

Consideration of culturally influenced disease perceptions is pertinent not only to international programs such as OpWalk Boston, but also to physicians caring for minority groups in the United States.

Jude Fawley's dashed hopes of going to university are all too pertinent when only 40 children out of 75,000 on benefits go to Oxbridge, but nearly 50 do from St Paul's school alone.

Virtually no time was available to make that sort of effort (had the intention been to communicate the danger with the public) because some community leaders were sent text messages with pertinent information only minutes prior to the arrival of the first waves.