Sentence examples for three salient points from inspiring English sources

Foster makes three salient points.

Who can read 10,000 articles and come up with three salient points on gun control?" Ultimately, Barrenechea admits it's kind of a content marketing idea, designed to show off the underlying technology, but he's fine with that.

Though the report consists of 571 pages, I think, for most people, there are three salient points which risk providing the greatest impact on the habits of the nation.

But I'd like to add two salient points.

Here are four salient points about Seth Lipsky.

In its own interpretation, the majority nowhere denies the following two salient points.

The Sun on Sunday honed in on two salient points: "First she tried to intimidate the Press to stop reporting her behaviour.

Isaac Comerchero New York, Sept. 7, 2007 To the Editor: David Brooks makes what he imagines to be two salient points explaining why single-payer health systems are not right for America: they are "European" and invariably centralized.

Goulson accepts that there is a level of superficiality associated with any laboratory experiments, but he raises two salient points: one, that it's incredibly difficult and expensive to do successful control experiments on bees in the field, and two, that the chemical industry's own pesticide safety tests were done in the lab.

There are two salient points to note about the route to Bitlis: First of all, in this place, the typical transhumant sheep is a breed called Cizirî by farmers (pronounced as 'djiziri') and sometimes Himdanî.

This highlights two salient points: (i) If a simple genetic disease such as CF can have more than 1000 functional deleterious variants, are there reasons to believe that the number and spectrum of functional mutations (in terms of non-synonymous substitutions, stop-mutations, deletions, splice mutations etc.,) should be different for genes with more subtle effects on complex diseases?