Sentence examples for salient arguments from inspiring English sources

And he made two salient arguments in an op-ed article last month in The Los Angeles Times: the Museum of Contemporary Art must remain an autonomous entity, and it is time for other patrons to step up to the plate — time for Los Angeles to stop being, as he put it self-flatteringly, "a one-philanthropist town".

In the guest post below she rebuts Patton's most salient arguments.

It's not easy to find salient arguments to make.

Eadie said this prohibition threatens the present design concept and Cayman is "prepared to offer salient arguments" in favor of retaining the town homes.

And indeed, salient arguments have been made against genre categories, which are said to be more of a marketing tool than a useful means of sorting and suggesting books.

She added that the conditions in the 141st District present the most salient argument for Mr. Eve's retirement.

"Where his critique reads true to me is that we've embraced quick and decisive military action without thinking through how we want things to be and what it will cost to get them there (if we even can get them there), and that's put us in the hole for future costs — military and economic — that we hadn't ever considered". This is an example of how a salient argument can run astray with bad numbers.

The other, perhaps more salient argument made by my colleague and Awesome Guy Anthony Ha, is that purporting to solve PR is almost akin to startups claiming that they're going to kill email.

While he was quick to assert his long-standing passion for the magazine, his answers didn't expose a particularly salient argument for its purchase and instead seemed somewhat perfunctory.

At what point did the City Council consider this a salient argument worth $125,000?

This would increase their expenses of having to deal with more regulation, more red tape, and it's a fairly salient argument they have.