Sentence examples for more salient concern from inspiring English sources

The more salient concern is how cities become kindling in the first place.

Ms Spielman's lack of frontline classroom experience is a more salient concern, since she must command some confidence among teachers.

Plants and women's knowledge contribute to the local population's management of the top statistical causes of maternal mortality, but other health conditions such as menstruation and infertility were more salient health concerns.

Even if they knew about PolitiFact in the abstract, being reminded repeatedly about the damage that a negative rating could inflict might make such concerns more salient.

It is likely that the current findings are not generalisable to the general population as health concerns may be more salient to those presenting for general practice care.

The recession may be over, but the confidence that allowed environmental concerns to become more salient during the boom years is some way from returning.There have been other setbacks.

The presence of individuals from multiple social groups in group therapy may make stereotypes more salient and therefore induce stereotype confirmation concerns, which in turn could increase the likelihood for dropout.

At the time most of these essays were first published, when Franzen was the author of two reasonably well-reviewed but otherwise widely ignored novels, the second concern must have seemed more salient.

Smarter Balanced, however, does not share those concerns, and said the more salient issue is whether the system would slow down too much in a classroom full of wireless iPads and wireless keyboards.

For another, concessions made to conservatives to pass the plan through the House may damn it in the Senate, where moderate concerns (especially about preserving the Medicaid expansion) are more salient to its success.

Moreover, patients' concerns about potential adverse effects of medication become more salient when they doubt the necessity of treatment[ 40].