Sentence examples for salient issues were from inspiring English sources

Several salient issues were identified following the analysis of the transcription from the audio-recorded discussion forum.

"The salient issue is expansion coupled with quality".

A more salient issue is the question of compensation: the Bill will, it is claimed, put about 3,000 out of work.

The salient issue was Mr Lieberman's embrace of the Bush administration's national-security agenda, and had little to do with fiscal conservatism or social liberalism.

But memories in this business are short and a more salient issue is the attractiveness of any exchange as a venue for raising capital.Smaller firms in particular list less than they did.

"The salient issue is transparency.

Another salient issue is that the opaqueness of trained networks prevents understanding the underlying models.

The salient issue is that we need to get more female participants onstage and in the audience at tech events — and change our culture to the point where being a woman in this industry is normal.

"The more salient issue is that DryShips' balance sheet is potentially being deployed as bridge financing for Mr. Economou's long-term entry into the drill-rig sector," says Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Tim J. Tiberio.

Wallace is right to bring this up, but the salient issue is that he went to that crazy Pat Robertson college, Regent, which is an academic welfare program who think evolution is bunk.

Smarter Balanced, however, does not share those concerns, and said the more salient issue is whether the system would slow down too much in a classroom full of wireless iPads and wireless keyboards.