Sentence examples for one salient example from inspiring English sources

One salient example was on display in the famous "Baby Doe" controversy of the mid-1980s in which the Reagan Justice Department attempted to impose a "non-discrimination principle" upon health care workers in neonatal intensive care units.

It is just one salient example of a universal truth about modern politics.

One salient example saw the recent arrest of a 16-year-old boy, who was peacefully holding a placard reading "Scientology is a dangerous cult", on the grounds that it might upset disciples of the movement in question.

One salient example in the spirit of VPI uses neural networks and game theory to simulate the "paper-rock-scissors" game [67] wherein individual players are pitted against their neural network counterpart.

One salient example is the region of divergence RD2 recently described in a puerperal fever-related serotype M28 S. pyogenes strain [ 28, 29].

One salient example is given in Figure 9, which shows the effects of accounting for missing data in the superpositions of the NMR structure families of two different scorpion toxins.

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

Philip Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment is one particularly salient example of the arbitrariness and power of group identity.

There has never, so far as I know, been a movie-critic's cut, despite the fact that we are forever re-editing movies in our heads -- looking for that one salient performance or original example of camera placement in the 14th clone of "Die Hard With a Vengeance".

One salient feature of predator prey interactions in heterogeneous space, for example, is the existence of cycles with reduced amplitude when compared with a homogeneous landscape.

A salient example is the tight restrictions on asylum seekers finding work.