Sentence examples for salient lessons from inspiring English sources
Failure to do so ignores, as Dalyell has, some of history's most salient lessons.
The WHO described the importance of data sharing as one of the "most salient lessons learned during the Ebola crisis.
Now, however, we'd like to consider the salient lessons discerned from these faculty members' experiences in creating open textbooks for the pilot.
First, the paper examines the most salient lessons learned by Mandela during the transition negotiations with the National Party in the early 1990s.
The area of interest is the Murray Darling Basin, Australia, although the evidence presented provides salient lessons for a range of settings.
But FIFA's NGO status means that its current implosion is throwing up several salient lessons for the rest of us in civil society.
It's also a salient lesson.
Perhaps the most salient lesson he took from Brouet was her impulse toward private enjoyment.
Gurrumul's high-profile case has now been referred to the health commissioner but there is a salient lesson in it for all patients.
But the more salient lesson here, it seems to me, has little to do with Mr. Pawlenty's résumé or his strategy.
