Sentence examples for be a salient issue from inspiring English sources

The law, which President Obama pushed through Congress on a party-line vote, promises to be a salient issue in elections for the White House and Congress this year.

I testified at the hearing and argued that banks and other financial institutions should be the priority, because their overborrowing was central to past crises and is likely to be a salient issue in the future.

Second, the gene (or SNP) list for ORA is usually based on a stringent significant threshold, which can be a salient issue when the number of genes or SNPs analyzed is very large.

Climate change is not, and never has been, a salient issue for American voters and — despite the starkly different stances on this issue between the president and Mitt Romney — won't be close to a deciding factor in November.

The relationship between capitalism and modernity is a salient issue, perhaps best demonstrated in Weber's The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (1905) and Simmel's The Philosophy of Money (1900).

This is a salient issue as even minor antigen mismatches are sufficient to induce ESC graft rejection [12].

It was a salient issue given that it is a social policy which directly concerns peoples' welfare and this engenders a political currency reflected in popular support.

However, rapid deforestation to further agricultural and silvicultural development, particularly oil palm, in Central Kalimantan has been a salient issue over the last decade.

The question of whether the genetic patterns of natural populations can be altered by human disturbance is a salient issue in modern ecology and conservation.

Pro-Europeans used to argue that, though voters were Eurosceptic, this was not a salient issue for them.

Again and again, Americans are lectured by these people that campaign reform is not a salient issue, even though Senator McCain ignited the voters with it earlier this year.