During this Passover season it is particularly pertinent to wonder, did the Exodus really happen?
The more pertinent issues have to do with proportion and execution, and there have been reasons for complaint.
It's not pertinent to getting working done.
Nonetheless, while declarations about the tragic nature of suicide and the danger of psychiatric complaints accumulate on the Congressional record, legislation pertinent to these statistics does not pass easily.
Furthermore, and most pertinent to this review, do the different PK profiles of the long-acting MPH formulations result in different adverse event profiles in certain patients?
The definition of winning the war in Libya at present pivots on Gaddafi doing what the royal family of Bahrain – to take one pertinent example – has declined to do, and stand aside.
Knowing, as they did, the finer details of the various relationships involved, the nation's sages determined to lecture Terry about morality and fidelity, his lack thereof profoundly pertinent to his ability to do his job as a footballer – as evidenced by his consistently superb performances.
Due to lack of pertinent information, the legitimacy to do a meta-analysis was doubted.
When advertisers became less involved in television production, Mr. Rich told The New York Times in 1980, he decided to start a company of his own that would allow him to "do something pertinent and meaningful" in television and film.
I'm not sure if I emphasised this enough when I wrote this but it's really cool to time your conversations with bloggers/journalists when there is something breaking in the news that is very pertinent to what you are doing.
"One could only ask," writes Stiglitz, "Was Fischer being richly rewarded for having faithfully executed what he was told to do?" It's a pertinent question.
