Sentence examples for will become pertinent from inspiring English sources
These things suggest that the swelling in investment demand in 2009 and the first half of 2010 cannot last indefinitely.At that point, the second and third questions will become pertinent: will demand for jewellery be strong enough at today's prices to compensate for the falling away of interest from investors in the West, and how will supply respond?
Once they retire, primary responsibility for all their health coverage shifts to Medicare, and then Part B will become more pertinent.
Two questions therefore become pertinent.
And if the credit crunch of 2007 continues to bite, another of Mr Penn's microtrends will become all too pertinent in 2008: bourgeois and bankrupt.
This question will become even more pertinent when novel pathogens are discovered by new molecular-genetic techniques, e.g. next generation sequencing.
As the general population's age increases, this will become more relevant to trauma, which has traditionally been considered more pertinent to younger cohorts.
Moreover, with bariatric surgery for children and adolescents the question of "benefit for whom?" becomes pertinent, as will be discussed in further detail below.
Jaipur will become stronger.
Society will become atomized.
