Sentence examples for would be highly pertinent from inspiring English sources
A biochemical marker that could distinguish between AD and FTLD, or between the histological subtypes of FTLD, would be not only of great diagnostic value, but would be highly pertinent to the future development of drugs aimed at preventing or removing the intraneuronal accumulation of tau or TDP-43 proteins in these degenerative disorders.
That would be highly irresponsible of you.
Most important, it would be highly interactive.
Both, they felt, would be highly dangerous.
"That would be highly disagreeable.
Such an institution would be highly symbolic.
"That would be highly unusual.
The Lancashire club's well-publicised debt situation, added to the impact of financial fair play regulations, means Lennon's experiences with the likes of Victor Wanyama, Fraser Forster and Gary Hooper would have been highly pertinent in their thinking.
"Its response, or lack of one, is highly pertinent," says the claim.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, of New York, and Phil Gramm, of Texas, are doctors, too, and their doctorates — in sociology and economics, respectively — were highly pertinent to their legislative duties.
And Mr. Romney gave a somewhat awkward answer on immigration, an issue that is highly pertinent in Florida, at the debate Monday night.
