Sentence examples for very pertinent question from inspiring English sources

On the activists' website LabourList, a former councillor recently asked a very pertinent question: "What exactly is Labour's policy towards the axing of the education maintenance allowance?

Whether the commission did enough to alert those states and ensure that they were carrying out their responsibilities is a very pertinent question".

That is the one very pertinent question after an active week in magazine publishers' fitful effort to be part of, rather than run over by, the digital revolution.

Who do you think has got this Internet thing figured out?" That is a tough but very pertinent question, given all the digital hurly-burly of the past decade or so.

During the luncheon, Saul Hertz who was in attendance spontaneously asked the very pertinent question that perhaps changed the course of treatment of thyroid disease, "Could iodine be made radioactive artificially?" Saul Hertz was born in 1905 in Cleveland, Ohio.

And one very pertinent question is this -- how is it any business of ours?

"Their footage shows they were asking very pertinent questions in a mannerly fashion as befits professional journalists.

It includes separate questions for each of the party leaders, plus four very pertinent questions it would like to be asked of all of them.

I would really like those of us who want to, to meet with the staff involved with our 'care' at the time and ask some very pertinent questions".

Very pertinent questions in this area include how does the minimum average transmit power decay with the number of users or the number of BS transmit antennas.

But I can no longer sit around and read the pronouncements by Julie on her blog and on EntrepreneurCountry to the effect that we should all stop asking Spinvox some very pertinent questions and start being "proud" of them.