Sentence examples for salient answer from inspiring English sources

The politically salient answer, for now at least, is that in both cases we're looking at huge payouts by firms that were major recipients of federal aid.

Like that school child, churches were once able to give salient answers to the questions of culture.

Leary's obvious viewpoint on abandonment photography in general can perhaps be best summed up by his suggestion that "one often finds oneself asking of [modern ruins photography] first, 'What happened?' followed swiftly by, 'What's your point?'" Leary's fallacy is that he never addresses the fact that there are a variety of salient answers to the latter question.

And by "it", I mean her refusal to cooperate with the McCain campaign, hijacking it for her own delusions of grandeur, generating immense drama and refusing to answer salient questions.

As he prepares for yet another return to basketball, most of the salient questions have been answered.

In his post, Emmerich fails to answer the most salient question of the film's critics: Why on Earth did you need to insert this "midwestern [white] man" into the Stonewall story as the tortured hero?

In 2008, while based at the Rwandan Centers for Infectious Disease Control, known in Rwanda as the Centre for Treatment and Research on AIDS, Malaria, Tuberculosis and Other Epidemics (TRACPlus), we set out to answer the most salient gap in decision-making data: how many circumcisions can the country deliver?

The RED, which uses open-response answers, can be used to examine the salient features of both content-specific and content-independent experimental design questions (Dasgupta et al., 2014).

To say that certain features are marked out as morally salient is not to imply that the features thus singled out answer to the terms of some general principle or other: we will come to the question of particularism, below.

Specifically, we seek to answer the question of whether mental health is more salient in both adolescent QOL and self-rated health ratings when compared physical health.

The Constitution ratified in 1788 was still a work-in-progress, less a blueprint that provided answers than a framework for arguing about the salient questions.