Sentence examples for the most salient problem from inspiring English sources

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

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.

"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.

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

That study suggested that among survivors' the most salient current psychosocial problems were related to depression while other problems, such as PTSD symptoms, anxiety and traumatic grief, were less so [ 16].

Are we really focused on the most salient and critical aspects of the problem?

Early on he quotes Harvard Law School professor Mark Roe, in perhaps the most salient passage in the book: “We can resolve the immediate problem, and move on, [but] new problems will arise.

Casual loops provide a visual means of articulating our understanding of the relationship/connections between the most salient variables [ 52, 53] that affect a given behavior or problem.

These challenges include, as in any pattern recognition problem, data acquisition and annotation, feature extraction and finding the most salient features, and building a robust classifier.

Expert elicitation may help to structure a problem and can be used to focus new research on the most salient uncertain issues.

What follows is a short survey of some of the most salient decision points one must confront in constructing a detailed view of this kind, and what problems emerge from deciding one way or another.