Sentence examples for its salience from inspiring English sources

Therefore any conversation that seeks to address this issue must begin by defining, and specially so, proscribing the content and scope of the term so that it may once again regain its salience.

These stories were a minority finding, but I chose to present the case of one of these women while others were omitted, writing 'because of its salience to the individual affected it is important to report' (Norris, Allotey and Barrett 2012: 832).

Institutionalised racism is America's great wickedness, and it remains braided through everyday American life, but its salience has faded for most.

With health care surpassing the economy this year as Americans' top concern, it's likely that the issue will retain its salience as the GOP attempts to craft a final version and all lawmakers prepare for the 2018 midterm elections.

Given the importance attached to the jobs report and its salience as an overall indicator of economic health, it seems likely to be that it will be a fairly significant factor.

Lexalytics has offered such technology for years, licensing its Salience Engine to other firms who then baked it into product's like DataSift's social media filtering platform.

That may say uncomplimentary things about both the compassion of the British people (asylum-seekers' economic inactivity is hardly their own fault, since they aren't allowed to work) or their logic ("bogus" asylum-seekers, the most-hated category, are, after all, economic migrants by another name) but it also suggests that the issue may lose its political salience.

Indeed, its political salience is precisely what renders race so reliably non-perishable.

The discomfort with English identity carries to the very top of government, where its increasing salience sheds awkward light on the prime minister's own Scottish background.

After the mayoral election at the start of this month, in which housing emerged as the dominant campaign theme, its political salience is also an established fact.

Most pollsters reckon that, after September 11th 2001, the right track/wrong track indicator no longer has its old salience.