Sentence examples for is a salient example of from inspiring English sources

The recent high-profile crash of Amazon EC2 cloud which took down many applications is a salient example of unpredictability in cloud environments.

"Our radically changing understanding of cancer and of the ways of curing it is a salient example of what I mean".

The selective decay of transcripts that are involved in sterol metabolism is a salient example of this, since sterol accumulation promotes ER stress in mammalian cells (Feng et al., 2003) and budding yeast (Pineau et al., 2009).

But he recognises the world can be a hostile place for Christians – the kidnapping of an elderly Australian doctor and his wife in Burkina Faso last month was a salient example of the unpredictability of conflict-torn parts of the world.

Externalism is the new game in town, of which reliabilism is a salient example.

The sad reality is that virtually every detainee -- Mohamed Jawad is a salient example -- has been subjected to torture and abuse repeatedly.

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

A salient example of this is the Maori concept of whakapapa, where their epistemological framework and taxonomy is based on the kinship and genealogy expressed through the canoes that brought the different groups to New Zealand [70].

This round provided a salient example of the enduring theory that when your football side is struggling, things actually can get worse.

Shortness, as it happens, is a salient feature of the short story.

This is a salient limitation of observational research.