Sentence examples for a glaring failure from inspiring English sources

But he remains a glaring failure for the Karzai government as political violence appears to be spreading gradually.

That's a glaring failure considering Mark Zuckerberg wants "video at the heart of all our apps and services".

Little did I know". Upon receiving the award (a photograph of Einstein taken by the late Fred Stein, an acclaimed photographer whom the IRC helped flee Nazi Germany), Soros somberly declared that Syria was a "glaring failure of international governance" and pressed the IRC to take action.

A glaring failure of the model is the prograde (super-rotating) equatorial jet: with some rare exceptions shallow models produce a strong retrograde (subrotating) jet, contrary to observations.

Specifically, she wanted to address a glaring failure in the custodial-services department: inadequate bathroom supplies.

Companies' continuing obtuseness about relationships represents a glaring failure of will.

But perhaps in no sport is glaring failure so constant a threat as it is to a closer in baseball.

Indeed, he sees the "egalitarian revolution" of the 20th century as a huge success save for one thing: the "glaring failure to promote moral behavior" in a society more prone today than a century ago to teenage pregnancy, single motherhood, drug addiction and crime.

A 2015 investigation by ProPublica and NPR documented the Red Cross's glaring failure to account for how it spent the $488 million it raised in the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake in 2010, including such basics as how many people were assisted and how much money was spent on overhead.

His one glaring failure was his proposal to broaden democracy in the colony.

In the 20 months since the disaster, Congress's glaring failure to pass mining reform has been shameful.