Sentence examples for rather salient from inspiring English sources

What's also missing from this debate is the rather salient fact that this reduction in the US ground force is pretty much what the army was counting on.

But that analysis ignores the rather salient point that the IRA is a hardened terrorist organisation that has carried out some of the worst acts of civilian terror this side of the Balkans.

Rather, salient features of the distinctively Machiavellian approach to politics should be credited to an incongruity between historical circumstance and intellectual possibility.

Instead, in the online study, other needs such as Keeping the meaningful, Stimulation, Autonomy, and Competence show to be rather salient as motivators for security and privacy actions.

Furthermore, presuppositions appear to be related to the notion of the 'non-dit' (what is not said), which appears to be a rather salient rhetorical move in French discourse.

She also revealed the rather salient detail that the fledgling agreement that's still being hammered out does in fact allow for "generalized access" to data (i.e. non-targeted, mass surveillance) by the US intelligence agencies in certain circumstances… As they say, the devil really is in the detail.

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.

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.

With respect to a framework in which attention is both influenced by bottom-up salience and top-down relevance, the current paradigm clearly emphasizes the top-down component by using central instructional cues rather than peripheral salient stimuli to trigger the saccade [6], [8].

The latter increases were found to be greater when methylphenidate was given concomitantly with a salient rather than a neutral stimulus.

Future guidelines in this area should perhaps not provide numbers that can be plugged into sample size formulae, but rather list the salient parameters of the decision.