Sentence examples for pertinent with from inspiring English sources

This Kantian distinction is especially pertinent with internet and other new media torn between their free "public use" and their growing "private" control.

Wilde's anatomy of the confusion between art and life remains pertinent with each new uproar over lurid films, songs, or video games.

The increase in European Championship-qualifying teams, from 16 to 24, for 2016 is also pertinent with the prospects of getting to France in mind.

Clegg has sought to close down speculation about which party he would support, but the issue is especially pertinent with a general election no more than nine months away.

Volunteering will lead to donations: It's particularly pertinent with the younger age range as often we are positioning volunteering as a pathway to gain skills and experience - in order to gain employment, and have some money to give.

A new book from Thames & Hudson, "The World According to Karl," features KL quotations gathered from various publications (he was not involved), and here's one that seems pertinent: "With me there's nothing below the surface.

Tragically, this issue remains all-too-pertinent, with ever more attacks and assaults on innocents, incited by the increasing anti-Muslim drumbeat.

We identified only 1 pertinent study with low risk of bias, 5 with moderate risk of bias.

Nick Davies (The old man and the river, 8 October) raises many pertinent questions with regard to pollution of the Sussex Ouse, but similar problems affect many lowland rivers.

The bill provides new financial incentives for states and localities to improve their spotty record-keeping and to share all pertinent information with the federal data system.

We discuss three pertinent issues with regard to these findings.