Sentence examples similar to slightly pertinent from inspiring English sources
An extensive search of Medline and the Cochrane database yielded slightly over twenty studies pertinent to this review.
What will presumably happen is that some low-level drone is going to have to read all of them, then pass the pertinent documents to a slightly higher-level drone, who will read them again, and so on up the chain until everything is properly classified and organized.
The original survey instrument, designed for residents, was modified slightly to assure that the questions were pertinent to the faculty cohort.
But Mr. Obama's mentioning the American civil rights movement as an example of how nonviolent resistance can succeed was powerful and pertinent — perhaps though, we receive it slightly differently than he meant it.
But the most pertinent words in the above definition are probably "slightly bitter", because that's how people become if you get their tea wrong.
Decomposition of the carbamate in a slightly acidic environment was shown by FTIR; hydrolysis of the pertinent ester by porcine esterase was monitored by TLC and HPLC.
The anonymous man's slightly cryptic question of how "certain elements might react" seemed pertinent, so I asked Jabu Maseko – a local 20-year-old recruitment consultant – whether she thought the verdict could cause another bout of rioting.
Although these results are barely distinguishable, it is pertinent that the earlier MRC study was in a group of men with a slightly higher expected risk of developing recurrent disease (approximately 50% compared to 35 40% in the current report).
Shocking, and shockingly pertinent.
