Sentence examples for It's salient from inspiring English sources
It's salient that we remember, I think, that foundation day was Macquarie's idea and that it long ago morphed into Australia Day – the day when we, too, throw a giant party for ourselves on the anniversary of white European settlement.
What Victoria Beckham chooses to wear to present her catwalk collection isn't just celebrity trivia, it's salient fashion news, because the designer's personal wardrobe, as featured in paparazzi pictures and gossip websites, underpins the Victoria Beckham brand.
To divert momentarily back to British politics, it's salient to consider the state of flux we're in: having this conversation in November, I broadly agreed with this, that Corbyn was a different style of politician but that their appeal was similar.
Many others also said that it was salient that Britain's affection for Ali was also remembered.
Given my suspicion of ill-informed technophobia, it was salient to read Philip Lymbery's Farmageddon.
As the Bloomsbury set is small-screened for some generations and introduced to others in the BBC's beguiling Life in Squares, it is salient – honouring, almost – to remember that they invented an idea.
To start with the good news, it is salient to remember how much change has been wrought in terms of individual rights.
Inequality gives fuel to this discontent, because where it is salient, social mobility is an empty promise.
It is salient to note that in taxonomy and binomial nomenclature, the genus name of the martins (the larger-bodied among swallow genera) is Progne, a Latinized form of Procne.
As the prevalence and burden of overweight and obesity increases globally, it is salient to develop and implement effective interventions for long-term weight loss.
It is salient that only between 8.4 and 10.1% of the variance between training methods used for recall or chasing problems is explained by the variables measured in this study.
