Sentence examples for a glaring problem for from inspiring English sources
But trustworthiness is a glaring problem for Mrs. Clinton.
"By doing so, the Foreign Office is turning a blind eye to what is a glaring problem for the Palestinians".
And when the microscope of ethics probes moved in closer (a glaring problem for many CBC Members these days), it was clear Rangel wouldn't have the support he once commanded pre-2008.
Admittedly, the California K-12 tenure has a glaring problem: two years is too short for a tenure clock.
The ruling is more than just a minor public relations victory for Khartoum; it exposes a glaring problem in Save Darfur's strategy.
When it came time for him to speak, he chastised the officials for what he, like Atkinson, sees as a glaring problem.
For a few weeks, a phrase in a job advertisement for a rural Michigan schools superintendent went unnoticed despite a glaring problem.
"There is a glaring problem, and that is the insufficient funding into our federal courts".
"Air Albany on Your Dime" (editorial, July 15) highlights a glaring problem in Albany.
