Sentence examples for salient concerns from inspiring English sources

In the following sub-sections, we will describe some of the most salient concerns and aspects addressed during the deployment of EDU.Tube.

Emotion is not as important to self-judgment and interpersonal considerations ("How am I viewed by others?") in China, and external standards are salient concerns.

Given differences in age and stage, salient concerns for parents (e.g., current or future medical health risks) may not resonate with children (and vice versa).

Conversations about medical tourism raise salient concerns about trust and distrust that impact the physician-patient relationship that medical tourists have with their regular physicians at home.

Each focus group expressed many of the same concerns; thus we feel confident that we have captured the most salient concerns for these women.

These ratings allowed us to follow-up on clients' most salient concerns, as well as additional areas of concern that varied in terms of level of satisfaction with services.

The more salient concern is how cities become kindling in the first place.

Ms Spielman's lack of frontline classroom experience is a more salient concern, since she must command some confidence among teachers.

During leaner years, naked self-interest becomes the salient concern: in the current economic climate, American opponents of globalization talk less about its effect on the developing world and more about the offshore outsourcing of jobs.

So, for example, we may appropriately judge that the pain a certain action would cause is a reason for a sadist not to perform the action, because the salient concern in the context is our compassion for others.

Congressional spokespeople tell me that the salient concern is having it withstand further Supreme Court challenges.