Sentence examples for most conspicuous issues from inspiring English sources

If the most conspicuous issues are about homes costing too much, there are also places where they cost too little.

A parliamentary inquiry was got up, whose most conspicuous effect was to give leftist delegates a platform to issue public reminders of Sarkozy's rocky marriage.

The Australian RAC sector is undergoing substantial developmental change, much of it for the better, as the Australian Government moves to address some of the most conspicuous workforce issues.

As the most conspicuous ethical issue, the presence of conflicts of interest has been successfully handled.

The Supreme Court cited Mr. Whitmore's case as "the most conspicuous example" of police coercion when it issued its 1966 ruling in Miranda v. Arizona, establishing a set of protections for suspects, like the right to remain silent.

If his tendency to fall out of step with the administration and to ignore talking points sent around by the Republican National Committee has been most conspicuous on foreign affairs, he has been just as much his own man on domestic issues.

The most conspicuous winners are legal immigrants.

His most conspicuous feature is his inconspicuousness.

The most conspicuous example is immigration.

The most conspicuous case is in Texas.

Follow waiter to most conspicuous table.