Sentence examples for more salient given from inspiring English sources

Ginsburg's remarks were all the more salient given that laws further restricting access to abortion in Mississippi and Texas are waiting to be picked up by the Supreme Court.

With this improvement in life status, health-related quality of life (HRQOL) issues have become more salient, particularly given that this survival is accompanied by significant ongoing healthcare needs related to their chronic condition [ 2].

This is especially salient, given the widespread feeling of technological anxiety (Mokyr et al. 2015).

I had been sheltered by the rules of the therapy game from having to make a personal judgment — one situation at a time — about whose needs were more salient at any given moment — mine or my patient's.

This would make the tactile stimulus on this side more salient and afford it "prior entry", thus giving rise to apparent tactile motion from the side of the audiotactile grouping to the other side.

Meanwhile there is also the more salient matter of how to make a rewarding, meaningful and satisfying living without having to give up on those ideals.

Could the Democrats have a more salient issue, when Americans feel this vulnerable?

Given the low agreement rates of the 1997 8 CAM consumers it is likely that there were other motivations for consulting CAM practitioners that were not assessed and which may have been more salient.

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

Conceivably there are more ways to dissect these numbers, but I have covered the more salient trends.

"There are a couple things going on this year to make the issue more salient," he said.