Sentence examples for point is pertinent from inspiring English sources

But I think that this point is pertinent to our paper.

The point is pertinent, but "L'Chayim, Comrade Stalin!" keeps on making it, over and over, for at least half an hour, in the process losing whatever traces of rhythm and structure it possessed.

Although this point is pertinent to most quantitative genetic studies, it is particularly relevant to diallel designs which start with a small set of parental genotypes.

They are tentative and I hope those responding to them could leave to one side the abuse that any article by a politician provokes and instead help in saying which points are pertinent and which are irrelevant to the next stage of debate about what the democratic left does if we are to slow down and reverse the new hegemony of the centre and further right in Europe.

At this point, it is pertinent to comment on one scenario identified in [11].

At this point it is pertinent to review the profile of applicants and the success of recruitment to graduate entry medicine, in comparison to the established five and six year undergraduate courses.

At this point, it is pertinent to clarify that the methylation trends shown in Figures 3 and 5 reflect an average behaviour of all cytosine positions grouped in each gene region and thus may not necessarily match the epigenetic situation of individual cytosine residues like those depicted in Figure 6.

What I'm about to say is so painfully obvious that my fingers actually ache but a pertinent point is a pertinent point: dance music needs vocals.

Mr. Pollini is the piano's master curator, with a wise and devoted ear duty bound to point out what is pertinent and correct.

That point is entirely pertinent when Poulter's golfing style is taken into account; he specialises in making the most of his talent and defying the odds with a fearsome mental approach.

The last point is particularly pertinent for Nigeria, where endemic corruption has enriched the elite and siphoned billions of dollars abroad, leaving most Nigerians in poverty despite the country's oil riches, according to Transparency International.