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Meanings of more pertinent in English

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Usage of more pertinent in English
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The more pertinent question is-dowe have the courage to claim it?
The unseen
2
Perhaps more pertinent is the ingrained Spanish fear of all things Italian.
The Guardian
3
The more pertinent wait, that for Rose and England, is also over.
The Guardian
4
But long before this, events more pertinent to my story had occurred.
A Simpleton
5
A more pertinent inquiry is, what sort of people have we become?
Certain Diversities of American Life
6
They connect, they ask more pertinent questions, they take the advice.
The South African
7
On a more pertinent level he was down to six voidhawks.
The Reality Dysfunction
8
A more pertinent reference is 1999 when France defeated New Zealand in the semi-final.
The Guardian
9
The conversation had changed back from talk of reading-matter to something altogether more pertinent.
Complete Books of Blood
10
Rarely has a Virgin Pendolino carried a more pertinent message.
The Guardian
11
Her chameleonic nature makes her latest album Version of Me all the more pertinent.
The Irish Times
12
Here perhaps the former point of view is more pertinent.
Problems of Poverty: An Inquiry into the Industrial Condition of...
13
An album that only seems more pertinent in the wake of the U.S. election.
Radio NZ
14
Never has the back-or-sack truism been more pertinent than now.
The Guardian
15
That's more pertinent than many of the questions he asked.
The Four-Pools Mystery
16
Her mind suddenly turned to something more pertinent to their lives at the moment.
My darling caroline
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More pertinent through the time
More pertinent across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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