Sentence examples for pertinent this from inspiring English sources

That caution is particularly pertinent this time.

Questions about Martin's durability are particularly pertinent this season because, after rushing for 1,464 yards last season, Martin has said he wants to carry more of the load.

At a time when the debate on killer robots and artificial intelligence has never been more pertinent, this first look at the movie seems to be coming from the opposite end of the argument.

That is all the more pertinent this time, because the usual route out of big banking busts recovery on the back of strong global growth seems closed.For individual countries, however, the calculus is often different, particularly on fiscal policy.

Air-Vice Marshal David Walker was reported last Tuesday as asking this question of the RAF pilots under his command: 'Would you think it unreasonable if I ordered you to fly your aircraft into the ground in order to destroy a vehicle carrying a Taliban or al-Qaeda commander?' How much more pertinent this question would be if it concerned saving mankind.

It might be pertinent, this idea of attaching music to wider [issues in] society... but let's not overthink things too much". .

It's always a fun race to the bottom when one ponders the question: "Which Canadian NHL franchise is the biggest joke?" This is pertinent, because this week a new team pulled very clearly ahead.

But it's pertinent to this woman at this moment.

The authors of this protocol disclose no financial conflict of interest pertinent to this study.

This presents clear opportunities for beneficial interventions and — especially pertinent in this International Year of the Pulses — demonstrates the value of considering the full potential of pulses.

Difficulty over that commitment has been pointed out in the past and is pertinent this week.