Sentence examples for more salient issue from inspiring English sources

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

It has certainly inspired political discussion and reflection, and it may contribute to making gun control a more salient issue in the fall elections.

A more salient issue is the question of compensation: the Bill will, it is claimed, put about 3,000 out of work.

But memories in this business are short and a more salient issue is the attractiveness of any exchange as a venue for raising capital.Smaller firms in particular list less than they did.

Ms. Sagesser said that the more salient issue in Belgium, over the wearing of veils or head scarves in schools, rests with the tier of government devolved to the different linguistic communities in Belgium.

The percentage answering "acceptable" actually grew seven points, up from 45 percent in 1998, despite the efforts of the Obama administration and the Occupy Wall Street movement to make inequality a more salient issue.

However, Justice DeGrasse did say the panel would have until the end of November to figure out some of the more salient issues in the case, like the quality of the city's teachers.

Two Marist College professors concluded, in a study in The Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, that "while issues such as personality and appearance did enter into the postings, these were secondary motivators compared to more salient issues such as competence, knowledge, clarity and helpfulness".

But these hypotheticals are extremely low priority considering the much more salient issues of availability, price, signal, and handsets.

Instead, in this section we will simply attempt to extract from the vast literature some of the more salient issues of flavor development from the wide variety of chemical reactions that occur as we prepare our foods.

The more salient environmental issues become, they argue, the better the Lib Dems should do.