Sentence examples for more salient question from inspiring English sources

Whatever the transmission rate of smallpox, the more salient question for biodefense may be whether an attack will happen at all.

Aside from questions of complicity, however, the logs also provide an opportunity to properly interrogate a more salient question: how did we treat the Iraqi man, woman and child?

But to the much greater extent that "Salt," directed by Phillip Noyce from a screenplay by Kurt Wimmer, is an action movie, the more salient question might be: What does Salt do?

"The government clearly had the power to do this, but the more salient question is whether this was the best use of their resources," said Daniel L. Zelenko, a partner at Crowell & Moring and a former S.E.C. lawyer.

The more salient question, the one that forms part of the core of this case — though it is unlikely to be posed, and certain not to be resolved in the Seminole County courthouse — is this: Is it ever possible for a white person to be suspicious?

The more salient question is, of course, what are they storing that, by some estimates, is going take up thousands of times more space than all the world's known computers combined?

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

But as the rich world grows older, fatter and therefore more cancer-prone, one salient question is how lucrative immuno-oncology might prove for drugs firms and how affordable for the insurers and governments that would have to buy them.

At least, a question becomes more salient as genetic knowledge increases: What does fairness require by way of care and due regard in the design of individuals?

(And now that the musical has postponed its opening for yet a fifth time, the question is ever more salient).

Thus, at least in some cases, certain mixture components are more salient than others, which raises the question about the responsible mechanisms.