Sentence examples for pose pertinent from inspiring English sources

A useful theory empowers us to ask the right questions and pose pertinent hypotheses.

The project poses pertinent questions about what we want these redundant spaces to become.

In the week before Trump's inauguration it was reported that the president-elect's advisers had posed pertinent questions to the State Department about Africa.

His task was to pose a pertinent question, and make sure everyone contributed.

The FAQ section on the site did pose the pertinent question "Is it clean?" (Answer: the store launders or dry-cleans all applicable articles of clothing).

"Consider God's handiwork: who can make straight, what He hath made crooked?" These words, from Ecclesiastes, pose a pertinent question.

The man's actions--and those of Jesus--highlight the inherent structural problems in the system, and they pose some pertinent questions: Is it possible to become whole within the system?

According to the firm, the "US inter-city coach transportation industry has been growing every year since 2006 a reversal of the position in the preceding 25 years, when the industry declined by an average of 2.9% a year".Business Traveller poses a pertinent question here: "What is in it for the business traveller?"—to which I would have the thought the answer is "nothing".

As each question is answered, the system progresses down its decision tree, posing only pertinent questions.

Besides posing a pertinent literature examination, this paper holds that a central factor that limits the scope of corruption is the likelihood to be uncovered.

In an era of climate change, the rightwing version of anarchy, economic libertarianism, may pose the more pertinent danger.