Sentence examples for pertinent themes from inspiring English sources

"There are some very pertinent themes for markets as we enter the final quarter of 2016," he said, referring the US election and concerns about the health of European banks following last week's gyrations in the Deutsche Bank share price.

Not since Johan Grimonprez's Dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y have I felt so nauseated and moved by the combined violence of politics and consumerism - the film's most pertinent themes.

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra played crisp arrangements of some pertinent themes: "Re: Person I Knew," written for Mr. Keepnews by the pianist Bill Evans (the title is an anagram of his name), and "The Shadow of Your Smile," among the best-loved songs by Mr. Mandel.

Through a range of case studies, the authors address pertinent themes in football fandom, including anti-discrimination, 'home,' ticketing, name changes, 'ownership,' and broader leftist politics.

The purpose of this research is to classify current research, and identify pertinent themes and trends in the literature, which relate directly to big data technologies in manufacturing.

They are great games for older families to play together -- not only because they are a lot of fun but because they raise pertinent themes in unusual ways for teenagers.

But it is not so easy to talk about a very different but equally pertinent theme, which is American socialism.

They lacked visual continuity: there was no coordination in the merchandise color schemes, no unifying point of view or sense of a pertinent theme.

(robots being comparatively expensive to manufacture) Inequality remains a pertinent theme but in this novel Malorie Blackman sharpens the focus on the underserving poor and the desperate rather than race.

Human choice vs algorithmic organization is another pertinent theme here.

Well validated QoL instruments for epilepsy exist but focus on capturing common themes pertinent to children and families as a group instead of focusing on themes important to individual patients and their families/carers.