Sentences with phrase «more pertinent»

The result is 43 million kilowatt hours of electricity a year, enough to power more than 4,000 typical homes — or, more pertinent to the project, enough to meet 85 percent of the power needs of the sewage treatment plant.

I too find location to be more pertinent than the current classification of a property, as those variables can be changed, while the location obviously is what it is.

For purposes of mediation, the State is willing to accept the first documented contact as the primary reference point from which an inference might then be made back to the time of sovereignty... It is also recognised that the data more pertinent to an anthropological inquiry can only be found in recorded studies undertaken well after the date of first contact.

A more pertinent audit of all $ 451 billion spend by all governments on all Australians might be needed; but that might expose the convoluted nature of the task whatever citizen group is concerned.

You are changing careers and your education is more pertinent to the new career than your job experience.

Dependent upon your line of work and its criteria, specific certifications and training may actually be more pertinent than a degree to your future manager.

The completed resume was shorter in length but offered more pertinent information on my abilities than my old professionally prepared resume.

The more pertinent your skills and experience, the more chance you have of getting the job position.

Depending on what stage your career is at, some early work experience may be unnecessary to list, and may distract from your more pertinent employment history.

If you include information about unrelated jobs, it can distract from your more pertinent experience in the field, and the hiring manager may refuse to call you in for an interview.

This is more pertinent in some careers than others, and it is particularly vital in marketing.

More pertinent to the future of AR is how Apple will inevitably help it spread.

For buoyant Bitcoin community members, this made the USD readings all the more pertinent.

Google groups these by date, rather than some other quality score, banking on the idea that more recent messages are going to offer more pertinent information than older ones.

Widgets, apps, and icons now fit better, load faster, and display more pertinent information.

You must put all your money in a cryptowallet to do this and the question of why you should buy a wallet becomes the more pertinent question of which wallet should a cryptocurrency investor use.

More pertinent is whether it's worth Galaxy S4 owners upgrading, not to mention if they should opt for another Samsung or consider jumping ship to something like the HTC One M8.

However the more pertinent question is «does it,» not «can it.»

I asked it to identify a photo of the Sky Tower in Auckland, New Zealand, and it somehow surmised that the more pertinent information to display is that it's categorized as a steeple.

You may click the green «Go to site» button and / or the links for you to read more pertinent information about each option.

That's something that's more pertinent now that we have the Echo 2 as a cheaper option, which sounds pretty cheap too.

Another example of Android phone makers playing follow the Apple is the notched display design Apple introduced on the iPhone X, and this example is even more pertinent to a new report issued early Tuesday morning.

Several factors considered by DisplayMate contributed to its glowing verdict, with some of the more pertinent ones include setting (or at least matching) the following records:

And naturally I though to myself, where could I find more pertinent information?

(A more pertinent question might be what proportion of the access requests directly involve EU citizens» data?)

If the project goes well, it could revolutionize the way seniors are able to get back and forth to some of their more pertinent activities and appointments.

It's college apartment season, so this question is more pertinent than ever.

Many common discounts can apply to just about anybody, but some will be more pertinent during certain times in your life.

A more pertinent example would be the scarcity of affidavit evidence before the court demonstrating that there is local business and community support for the movement to offset similar materials filed by the City (at midnight the day before the hearing) from neighbours complaining about the situation.

Even more pertinent was that the trial judge did not focus on or consider weaknesses in the Crown's case.

A more pertinent question might be to what extent should public sentiments, especially as expressed over social media, influence the Court's decisions.

A more pertinent inquiry than what «mythbusting» warnings need to be given to jurors is why so few recorded cases of rape get prosecuted to trial.

But the more pertinent question, I think, is whether Steve Jobs is going to attempt to purchase an NHL team?

Try conducting searches of phone numbers, email addresses, page / group likes, or other contact information to see if you can find any other related profiles or content that might contain more pertinent information.

Becoming ever more pertinent in our daily lives, GCs have a whole range of new and evolving issues relating to privacy and data that can mean very real consequences of litigation, reputation and trust loss.

Kevin Cole highlights these substantive and procedural evidentiary problems through a paper by Kai Amboson on The Transnational Use of Torture Evidence, and Glen Greewald suggests that judicial warrants for surveillance actually makes intelligence more effective by focusing on more pertinent information.

«Horses for courses» has never been more pertinent

Avvo Director Conrad Saam states the ranking ought to be considered a «resume scoring application,» which information more pertinent to some lawyer's professional background will carry excess fat.

One of the key talking points in the legal profession and likely to be a hot topic at this year's Legal Geek conference, the issue of cyber security is becoming ever more pertinent as companies and individuals alike rush to keep up with the information about ourselves that is available online and ensure it stays secure and uncompromised.

The more pertinent question today is whether farmers and ranchers will be permitted to use this new technology.

I know your post is tongue - in - cheek but I donâ $ ™ t think we should be mocking these gentlemen for their age — especially since in most cases theyâ $ ™ ve provided us with numerous other more pertinent bases on which to mock them.»

I knwo your post is tongue - in - cheek but I don't think we should be mocking these gentlemen for their age — especially since in most cases they've provided us with numerous other more pertinent bases on which to mock them.

More pertinent to the Global Warming debate, some of the opponents to the Kerry - Lieberman legislation are MDs, who certainly have studied more science than most of the writers of the Constitution.

Wiki says that here, but doesn't cite: «Over the 50 — 100 year timescale, the climate response to forcing is likely to follow the TCR; for considerations of climate stabilization on the millennial time scale, the ECS is more pertinent.»

Since CO2 is neither tobacco nor ozone, those stuffs are no more pertinent to the discussion than aspartame, acrilonitrile, sugar or mercury.

C. S. Pierce is much more pertinent to this that Popper.

A more pertinent measure of the north Atlantic temperature is the AMO, and that will stay in its warm mode for at least another solar cycle yet (max to max): http://www.woodfortrees.org/plot/esrl-amo/mean:25/normalise/plot/sidc-ssn/from:1855/normalise

Why he's pretending otherwise is another question, just as why he backs monkeys like Monty Watt's Flying Circus is a similar if not more pertinent question.

The whinging of Tol aside, the more pertinent question is: WHY DID ROGER PIELKE JR..

With deforestation constantly occurring, due to forest fires and the logging industry, planting trees is becoming more and more pertinent.