Sentence examples for a glare problem from inspiring English sources

A gadget reviewer might treat this as a glare problem (which is shared with iPad's smaller predecessors, but again, I'm mostly reading on my iPod Touch below ground), and an app developer might want to consider this as a design problem, but I'm more interested in what the iPad's reflective properties mean for reading.

Not talking about the role of race in the criminal justice system would be to ignore a glaring problem in American.

Five hundred thousand or so years ago, a forward-thinking hominid (probably Peking Man) solved the glare problem caused by his direct lighting system (the open fire in his cave) by inventing the torch.

They are also considerably dimmer, as a result, and this would compensate for some of the glare problem.

Of course, that lack of glass also helps keep the weight down and eliminates a lot with the glare problems that the other MacBooks with glossy screens have.

Although this study appears to do a lot of things right, it has a glaring methodological problem: it has no hypothesis.

Glare problems, of course, can cut both ways.

Removing the north partition has the potential to improve glare on the rear space, yet it creates glare problems on the front side.

This study investigates mainly the use of reflective light shelf to reduce glare problems and redistribute daylight in the ground floor studio space of the case study.

The increasing use of glazed areas in the building envelope can lead to high solar gains and glare problems that can strongly impact the entire building energy consumption, peak loads and indoor comfort.

Although this choice offers opportunities for daylighting and view contact with the outside, it can lead to overheating and glare problems if climate is not taken into account in the design.