Sentence examples for a glaring weak from inspiring English sources

Yet workers' average hourly pay rose only slightly, a glaring weak spot in an otherwise solid report.

This seems to be a glaring weak spot (lack of a quick PG) in their lineup.

Hillary is a candidate with glaring weak spots, and if Hillary finds herself up against Trump in the fall, she should be prepared for an onslaught of attacks that will include critiques he has already used to good effect against Jeb and that Bernie used to pull even with her early on, as well as other accusation that we can only imagine.

If Macklemore's glaring weak spot here is that he speaks as an outsider, he could have deflected this criticism through alliance actually making himself an ally with insider voices.

The glaring weak spot is Jack's teenage daughter, Kim (Elisha Cuthbert).

Pope Francis's actions (or inactions) on clerical sex abuse are seen by many critics and even some admirers as the pontiff's most glaring weak spot.

In the pursuit of galactic domination, it overlooked glaring weak spots in its Death Star design, wasn't rigorous enough in its hiring of Stormtroopers and appointed a leader who was liable to Force choke colleagues - a real HR headache.

These are the first serious charges sought against Kenya's political elite for the violence, and are intended to address one of Africa's glaring weak spots — disputed elections — which have led to turmoil in Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Nigeria and, most recently, Ivory Coast.

And once Schalke worked out Brazilian left-back Andre Santos was the glaring weak link in the Arsenal line-up, they probed ruthlessly and to great effect to end the Gunners' 100% record in the competition.

Having every state choose their own approach for issuing IDs has led to patchwork regulations and glaring weak points in the system that criminals have repeatedly taken advantage of.

Paulos called the paucity of data a "glaring weakness".