Sentence examples for most salient example from inspiring English sources

The most salient example is 2014's Bad Neighbours.

The most salient example here of Venice in Rembrandt is his great painting "Flora" (circa 1654).

"Flora" provides the most salient example here of Venice in Rembrandt.

But in truth perhaps 42 days is the one most salient example of the insidious, surreptitious and relentless erosion of fundamental British freedom.

The purchase of Mistral-class ships would be "the most salient example of the deficiencies in the Russian defense industry," said Dmitri Trenin, a military analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center, a policy research organization.

My point is that it might be a mistake to suppose that the director of "10,000 B.C". — to mention only the most salient example — should be taken as a reliable guide to history.

This reflects the fact that Chile and Colombia provide among the most salient examples of large and small voucher systems, respectively.

The urban railway network that will be discussed in the following section is one of the most salient examples.

In any case, human beings, through their own freedom, play a role in actualizing possibilities of the Divine Infinity that otherwise would have no raison d'être, paradise and hell being the most salient examples.

Below we outline some of the most salient examples of MLA implementation in cloud-based intrusion detection techniques in recent research, and how they fit in to their respective systems.

Many of the most salient examples in applied evolution involve trait loss, and we echo the opinions of others that such examples can make evolutionary biology interesting to those students who require relevance in order to listen or move beyond their intellectual comfort zone (Zeigler 2008).