Sentence examples for the salient question from inspiring English sources

The salient question of the moment, then, is about Bush's legal legacy.

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

The salient question, of course, is, How much of this difference in aggression and dominance is related to environment?

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

This brings us to the salient question: Can sugar possibly be as bad as Lustig says it is?

"It's an easy way to not have to come back to the salient question: What are these things that we make in I.V.F.

As he prepares for yet another return to basketball, most of the salient questions have been answered.

The Constitution ratified in 1788 was still a work-in-progress, less a blueprint that provided answers than a framework for arguing about the salient questions.

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 patients (and their companions) are invited to select and circle the salient questions, if any, from the 50 questions included in the QPS.

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?