Sentence examples for rather more salient from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly, though, the prime minister's promise of an In or Out referendum, should he be returned to Westminster power, makes the issue rather more salient in the UK.

However it is not yet confirmed whether Uber will be able to renew its license — a decision on that rather more salient point for its business is due by the end of this month.

And though the Conservatives also want to finish the job more quickly than Labour, that simply means closing the gap by 2015-16 rathan than 2016-17.A more salient division is over how the deficit reduction will be split between cutting expenditure and raising taxes.

The results from our study suggest that "demand" rather than "control" factors may be more salient in relation to BMI, at least for men.

Finally, the new program attempts to make the rewards more timely (and thus more salient) by disbursing payments monthly, rather than every 2 months.

It also adds to evidence that extinction learning in a novel context has no impact on the original learned CS US response, rather it generates competition presumably through providing a new more salient learned response based on the altered context.

The more salient that possibility, the more circumspect our thinking.

For her, color was more salient than shape.

A recession makes such doubt all the more salient.

Gender, race and sexuality seemed more salient and relevant.

For Americans, there's an even more salient contradiction.