Sentence examples for salient point in from inspiring English sources
The most salient point in this debate came from Steve Young after last week's Monday Night Football game, which had also been plagued by refereeing drama.
The fact that her parents could afford hired help was a salient point in another Times Magazine article Ms. Johnson wrote in November 2003, "The Disability Gulag".
Wade made a more salient point in his tweets: "There is a lot of Olympic business that happens that athletes are not a part of — and it's a complicated issue".
(The service's name refers to the Turk, a chess-playing automaton built in the late 18th century later determined to be a fake).Mr Giles and his colleagues have already completed the first test, where they asked ten workers to write a lead sentence or two that would capture the most salient point in the abstract of this research paper.
We are not in Russia". Beck added another salient point in an additional tweet where he wrote, "I don't want that opinion but the constitution is not opinion.
The salient point in these cases is that structures with the greatest metabolic demand at baseline will be most sensitive to injury when metabolites are scarce or absent.
Harvey Andrews Hey Sandyy makes salient points in memorable style; Bobby Darin reinforces them in Sing a Simple Song of Freedom.
The salient points in the decision hinged on the use and definition of "panels" and "structural members".
Elder supplied a narration for the first part, outlining the plot and guiding us through salient points in the score.
Other salient points in the report included: A "change of culture" was needed at the MPS, and Filkin recommends that two new senior positions be created – that of public information, and integrity and ethics champions.
Dan Froomkin hits all the salient points in his write-up and argues: All of a sudden, Obama's expressions of outrage over the culture of excessive pay on Wall Street are a bit harder to take at face value.
