Sentence examples for salient problems from inspiring English sources

"The most salient problems [in Afghanistan] are attitudinal, cultural and human," he wrote in a January 2010 paper for the Center for a New American Security, at that point the ascendant defense thinktank and a job pipeline into the Obama Pentagon.

A few (by no means all) of the salient problems are outlined below.

There may even be more urgent or salient problems in health care (at large) that a company like Google could help solve; one could argue that bringing basic health care to a billion people needs to come before we worry about extending one person's life from 95 to 100.

These are the salient problems that candidates for Attorney General should be attacking.

As such, qualitative research can offer insight into the most salient problems for this under-studied population.

This is crucial because the most salient problem in our institutions is the drying up of credit.

Quinn said she was frustrated that the free speech issue was overshadowing what she saw as the more salient problem: Greer's views.

One salient problem with the American bishops' new policies, said several canon lawyers, is that there seems to be no statute of limitations at all.

General Eikenberry and Professor Kennedy point to a salient problem, but an even more significant one is the growing sense of entitlement and lack of a sense of civic obligation among many Americans.

The budget is high by African standards (80-100m nabout– about £326,000); the film stars industry queens Genevieve Nnaji and Joke Silva as well as rising newcomer Joseph Benjamin; it has, in the eyes of director Mahmood Ali-Balogun, "the right production values" – the most salient problem for Nollywood, which likes to build them cheap and quick.

One salient problem of existing systems is the lack of efficient data retrieval and analytical query processing mechanisms.