The focus on the deal with Iran, by which that country receives sanctions relief in exchange for providing transparency about its nuclear program, is especially salient, given its strong association with the Obama administration that brokered it and Trump's apparent determination to sabotage the agreement.
This passage, it will be noticed, is especially salient given the subsequent rise to prominence of structuralism and post-structuralism in literary studies.
While the VFI, and many arguments for and against it, can be applied to science as a whole, the interface of science and public policy is the place where the intrusion of values into science is especially salient, and where it is surrounded by the greatest controversy.
Something like that dynamic is what many white feminists saw on display in the Simpson verdict; but it's among women that the racial divide is especially salient.
Drug treatment is especially salient after release from prison, because it has been found to reduce recidivism rates among former inmates who received treatment compared to those who did not (Carter et al. 2006; Taxman et al. 2007; Turley et al. 2004).
It asserts that a fundamental change has occurred in America's political culture, or that a temporary shift is especially salient in this year's Republican race.
The issue is especially salient now, with President-elect Donald Trump having chosen Betsy DeVos as his education secretary nominee.
Here in the USA, this conversation is especially salient b/c of hot debates over immigration reform.
The issue is especially salient in Wisconsin, where African-Americans constitute only six per cent of the population but thirty-seven per cent of those in state prison.
This constitutional warning is especially salient where, as here, a State's bar admission standards make explicit use of a suspect classification.
