Sentence examples for A salient example from inspiring English sources

A salient example can be seen in the Adirondacks.

A salient example is the tight restrictions on asylum seekers finding work.

A salient example of is British Airways, which was hit by 22 days of walkouts in 2010.

A salient example is "19 January 1950," in which the right three-quarters of the canvas is a burning brick orange red with small patches and lines of yellow, flanked at the left by a long, deep black abyss.

A salient example of Reputation Consultancy's work in action is their monitoring of public perception of UK utilities companies: "For energy companies, tracking disgust against brands and pricing allows us to better rank the emotions of customers towards each provider.

A salient example is the CATV network.

A particularly salient example of a perturbation in Cav1.2 function is Timothy syndrome (TS), a rare genetic disorder caused by dominant mutations in the gene CACNA1C, which encodes the α subunit of the voltage-gated calcium channel Cav1.2.

A recent salient example is the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (Acta), the international agreement between the EU and 10 countries aimed at tackling global commercial-scale counterfeiting and piracy.

Archaeology provides us with a particularly salient example, for archaeologists must use analytical theories drawn from familiar sources to make hypotheses about past cultures and lifeways and to interpret archaeological data as evidence to test these hypotheses.

A most salient example would be the mid-century cool of Roger Sterling's office.

Global methylmercury (MeHg) contamination of the aquatic ecosystem provides a particularly salient example of how our individual focus on health has affected our policies on environmentally mediated population health.