Sentence examples for a glaring issue from inspiring English sources

Cornerback depth is suddenly a glaring issue.

Containing the ball was a glaring issue, whether in transition or on pick-and-rolls.

"When Other Voices Are Drowned Out" (editorial, March 26) highlighted a glaring issue stemming from the Citizens United case: the potential suppression of concerned citizens by political front groups and other organizations that have the financial means to drown out the dissenting voices of others.

"So I'm left with thinking, how can I bear the burden of that in a way that doesn't hurt anybody, or even is creative, productive, contributing and participating helpfully in the lives of other people?" That may be commendable, but there's a glaring issue here: it's an orphanage.

This a glaring issue with Favorit.

Now of course there is a glaring issue here.

While the impetus behind these highly charged reactions and racial arguments warrant real debate and focus, an equally glaring issue in the Brown and Garner cases is the way in which the district attorneys presented the cases to their respective grand juries.

There certainly aren't any glaring issues: Sense has been considerably streamlined, and it's really good at what it was made to do, which is entertain.

That's obviously not to say that every app floating around in the Play Store is going to play nice with the DNA, but I haven't stumbled over any glaring issues just yet.

I haven't noticed any glaring issues in performance and battery life seems to be pretty good, but we can't be certain of anything until I complete official testing.

Overall the headphones are pretty good apart from one glaring issue – having a Lightning connector instead of a standard headphones cable or Bluetooth is a pain.