Sentence examples for salient point is from inspiring English sources

But the salient point is people most often didn't go far.

But the salient point is that under United States law, freedom of religious expression trumps many other rights.

The salient point is that the reform bills pending in Congress could almost certainly prevent this problem from developing.

No, here the salient point is that Amis, contrary to his assertions, is talking about Islam, not Islamism, Muslims, not Islamists.

But perhaps the most salient point is that he used one woman's story as an occasion for debate about what might be wrong with broader approaches to dying.

But the more salient point is that "The Oxford Book" demonstrates the vitality and abundance of American poetry and does so in a way that will enlarge poetry's readership.

One salient point was almost lost in the debate: since the assassination of John Lennon, access to the courtyard has been heavily restricted.

Another salient point was confirmed by Richards: "In New Zealand, everybody's singing off the same hymn sheet, people slot into systems and shapes very easily," he said.

In the Cases column "Seeing Risk and Reward Through a Patient's Eyes" (May 27), a salient point was not directly addressed: this psychologist was afraid to tell her peers that she was bipolar.

Rogers says that Hezbollah fighters, fighting in uniform alongside Assad's forces, indicate that outside forces (Iran proxies, being the salient point) are working to "bolster the regime" and that this is "dangerous".

A salient point was that the mice lacking CNS insulin signaling suffered from more severe hyperglycemia than the mice in whom insulin signaling was impaired only at the peripheral level, confirming the pivotal role of the neuronal insulin receptor in the control of peripheral glucose metabolism (11).