Gara adds that, in his experience, many Democrats have been craven in their support of the death penalty- including perhaps 42 and 44 -- because they didn't want to appear "soft on crime', a problem that became glaring after Willie Honton-attacks on Dukakis in 1988.
The need for a backup site became glaring as the hours unfolded on Sept. 11 and officials began to realize that the worst-case scenarios they had envisioned were the rosy products of optimism.
As the Green empire unravelled over the past year, one thing became glaring.
Bruins defensemen have also chipped in with five goals, but the lack of scoring depth has become glaring.
Parnell's absence became glaring when David Aardsma, handed the closer's job for the night, botched the save chance.
By late summer, however, the need to tackle the earthquake damage directly became so glaring that some initial steps were taken.
By mid-1999, the situation at the consulate had evolved into a scandal so glaring that it had become the subject of news coverage back home.
Speaking historically, what the Unity Ticket really sounds like is an attempt to reverse engineer a flaw in the Constitution that became so glaring so quickly that it had to be fixed — by the Twelfth Amendment — before the whole new Republic fell apart.
Let's also not forget that that now that the stakes have dropped the health risk factor becomes more glaring.
That faith now seems misplaced, and the need for independent oversight of the army's justice system becomes more glaring with each fresh failure".
