Sentence examples for salient question is from inspiring English sources

"The salient question is: Is it a little bit, or is it a lot?" said Paul D. Clement, a lawyer for the 26 states on the losing side of the core of the health care decision.

The salient question is, does he know that silence is rude?

But at a time when being green has such media cache, the salient question is: Are the efforts authentic?

"The government clearly had the power to do this, but the more salient question is whether this was the best use of their resources," said Daniel L. Zelenko, a partner at Crowell & Moring and a former S.E.C. lawyer.

But as the rich world grows older, fatter and therefore more cancer-prone, one salient question is how lucrative immuno-oncology might prove for drugs firms and how affordable for the insurers and governments that would have to buy them.

The underlying question here, however, goes deeper than the TV debates – it is really the viability of pan-UK parties amid a discourse where the salient question is whether you are on your own country's side – or instead on that of the hated Westminster.

As the election began, one of the most salient questions was why on earth anybody would want to win.

In the pre-internet era, you could go with "Time" or "The The" without a second thought; the salient questions were mostly "is it memorable," "does it sound cool" and "will it look good on band merch/softball jerseys".

The salient questions were these: Do you think patients could experience visual sensations during cataract surgery and, if yes, which of the following sensations might be experienced?

Salient questions are whether increased inflammation is a result of some or all of the components associated with metabolic syndrome or whether (and to what extent) inflammation contributes to or causes metabolic syndrome.

The salient question, therefore, is whether DTC carrier testing should be seen as an activity for which these screening criteria are applicable.