Sentence examples for ever more salient from inspiring English sources

The Brill Building songwriters' Hispanic accents made their music distinctive -- and especially redolent of New York as salsa became an ever more salient ingredient in the city's melting pot.

(And now that the musical has postponed its opening for yet a fifth time, the question is ever more salient).

For Americans, there's an even more salient contradiction.

But in the end the arithmetic of coalition politics may have been even more salient than law and order.

Alcohol makes the thing in the foreground even more salient and the thing in the background disappear.

The connection between the expression of bigoted opinion and taking harmful actions is more salient than ever.

In our own moment of horror and heroism, it is a book more salient than ever -- unflinchingly honest about the human capacity for hate and brutality, yet filled with an undiscourageable love of humanity.

I see national communities becoming more salient than ever, as identities and languages take refuge from globalization and seek some way to protect economies and ways of life from the big economic forces.

It is not a new question Arab intellectuals of the 19th century pondered the puzzle of their ancient civilisation's weakness in the face of an imperialist West but the past decades have made it more salient than ever, both within the region and outside.

After news this morning that Google was hacked and that the Chinese government was possibly behind it, the threat of cyber attacks has become more salient than ever.

Managers and village doctors suggested that the staff numbers were always insufficient, and the heavy workload of the contract service made staff shortages more salient than ever before.