Sentence examples for this salient fact from inspiring English sources
Jim Dreisacker, who runs Westchester Wildlife Control in Brewster, called Pelham "the Squirrel Capital of the U.S". (Somehow, this salient fact is absent from the real estate brochures).
The effort to make sense of Venky's decision-making and attitude to the football club they bought boils down to this salient fact.
Toward the bottom of January's report was this salient fact: "Mr. Merkin collected over $40 million a year in fees from them [the Madoff funds] to support his lavish lifestyle".
Their own greatness is not the salient fact about them.
Yet the salient fact is that Ferguson had doubts, and that is how Tevez ended up where he did.
He didn't disclose the salient fact in his coy, condescending notice, which fails to place Radiohole in the context of New York's experimental scene.
Even the New York Times mentioned it, drawing only the most transparent of veils over the salient fact in a review of his his new talk show.
Either way, the salient fact about the trocken wines is that most Americans are not used to wines so dry and acidic.
And he concluded that "the salient fact was fairly clear… One very highly paid BBC executive got a whacking redundancy payment for a close colleague with whom he 'sometimes' socialised.
Not least the salient fact that you can't change a biometric if that highly detailed 3D scan of your face, say, happens to leak.
President-elect Carter's top aide, Hamilton Jordan, placed an angry call to Mr. Sorensen, asking why he had not mentioned this suddenly salient fact before accepting the nomination.
