Sentence examples for salient to ask from inspiring English sources

But it may be more salient to ask why most video games are set in so few genres to begin with, and whether that's changing.

At this point it seems salient to ask, what the hell is going on?

The most salient question to ask is what could be gained from bringing down the internet.

Question #5 concerns the culturally salient approach to ask questions and score responses.

A traditional way for a philosopher of science of looking at this case would be to consider the salient theories and to ask: What evidence compelled scientists to adopt Morgan's theory?

Mae's ability to take a skeptical and questioning look at the limitation of today's computer technologies led her to ask salient questions such as, "how [do] computer scripts reflect Western values and epistemology, even though they are not human?" and "Will we ever have a magical realist programmer?

Because regulators weren't equipped to handle the volume of new product complexity which left them unable to ask management salient questions.

So I wanted to ask you about two salient issues.

That's the kind of question generated by a single-country study, and that has led scholars like Dan Posner to ask, what makes ethnicity salient or politically useful?

"But you have to ask whether immigration status is a salient characteristic here".

Based on a conceptual analysis of relevant theoretical constructs and review of research findings, items were developed to assess salient beliefs about positive and negative consequences of asking about alcohol, and capability to ask about alcohol use during pregnancy.