Sentence examples for most salient one from inspiring English sources

That third question ends up being the most salient one.

Of all the facts that cannot be disputed about Juliana Huxtable, perhaps the most salient one is that she refuses categorization.

Based on discussions with fitness advisors, 14 statements were selected as the most salient ones.

This firewall mechanism shields the mind from the vast amounts of inundating sensory information that constantly compete with one another for attention, and spares it the trouble of having to respond to every tingling except the most salient ones.

"In terms of crimes against the United States and U.S. law, drug trafficking is the most salient and the one we could get an indictment on".

Story editors, familiar with the goings-on at the house and presumably well aware of the various individual dramas forming and reshaping themselves, direct the most salient action to one of four larger monitors that sit atop the 28.

In her column today, Katharine Q. Seelye writes about one of Hillary Rodham Clinton's most salient characteristics: "soldiering on".

As the election began, one of the most salient questions was why on earth anybody would want to win.

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

Summarising is a related process of creating a succinct list of the most salient Read codes in one part of the record ('the summary') and typically occurs when a new patient joins the practice list, or as part of ongoing processes of improving information management (at the time of data collection there were QOF points available for 'summarised' records).

But on one of the most salient issues -- climate change -- Mrs. Whitman's statements this week left some scientists and environmental advocates perplexed, especially since her administration has been a leader among the states in addressing the problem.