Sentence examples for pertinent reminder from inspiring English sources
The best scene comes towards the end, a rather pertinent reminder, following our own recent election, of why people vote the way they do.
But it, too, is part of Dresden's history, a pertinent reminder that only 20 years ago there were, indeed, two Germanys.
Fiorentina were the last visitors to triumph here in Europe, in the Champions League in December 2009, prior to the pertinent reminder from Udinese that the only statistic that counts is on the score sheet.
He told the Tory conference that the riots saw the best and worst of Britain and served as a pertinent reminder of the social problems the coalition had inherited from Labour.
These findings are a pertinent reminder that appropriate feeding counselling and support for HIV-infected women [ 35] are needed even in settings where avoidance of breastfeeding is not generally perceived as problematic.
The guidelines, prepared during 2013 by an ad hoc committee sponsored by Cancer Research UK, are meant to provide a series of pertinent and accessible reminders, which should be of benefit both to those for whom using cell lines is a new skill and those who may, despite years of experience, have allowed suboptimal procedures to become part of local practice.
Such consistent and regular reminders are pertinent in helping individuals to continue the desired practice.
That reminder is still pertinent.
At the very least that pertinent Manhattan development serves as a partial reminder that boss-worker relations in 2013 aren't the same as they were almost 80 years ago.
In 1994, Dr. Lonnie Bristow became the first African-American president of the A.M.A. Yet reminders of this rancorous history persist, and the A.M.A.'s apology remains pertinent, if long overdue.
