Sentence examples for salient objection from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most salient objection is that a soda tax simply won't work.
The official point of resistance hinges on generalized opposition to government programs; perhaps the more salient objection, if the one few Republicans will say out loud anymore, is simple ideological hostility to programs that make it easier for women to work outside the home, upending a long-declining traditional-family model the GOP continually tries to politically engineer.
The most politically salient objections to the third runway are to do with noise.
Deciding whether Butler holds that we ought to act on them just because they are in accordance with our nature or we ought to act on them because they are morally right and in accordance with our nature has led to some of the most salient objections to Butler's moral philosophy (see Section 4).
There are several objections to this way of understanding realism (see Devitt 1991), but perhaps the most salient in the present context is that many philosophers who think of themselves as robust moral realists and, indeed, are categorized so by such a consensus of their fellows that they must be considered almost canonical examples of the view would reject Dummett's semantic construal.
The most cognitively salient?
Color is [therefore] salient".
Some salient examples follow.
Salient success factors here?
