Sentence examples for become a glaring example from inspiring English sources

By yesterday, the Canadians' efforts had become a glaring example of noble intentions gone awry.

EU officials object, among other things, that executives do not wait long enough after retiring before joining the supervisory board of their firm.The Mannesmann affair became a glaring example, to the public, of the executive greed thought to be invading European boardrooms from across the Atlantic.

Homelessness has become a glaring issue for San Francisco, which has one of the highest rates of people living without shelter.

This headline is a glaring example of how dysfunctional our current campaign laws have become.

But some here say the local situation is a glaring example of what can happen when rules go out of control.

It was a glaring example of his weakness in using leverage to get what he wants.

Access to water is a glaring example of inequality.

The comments of the police commissioner are a glaring example of the problem.

A glaring example: the assertion that Charlie Parker was the sole genius of the be-bop era.

Occupying a temporary home since the defence ministry requisitioned its building, Iraq's parliament is a glaring example.

Commentaries published at the time cited the story as a glaring example of a breakdown of public trust in officialdom.