Sentence examples for blatant potential from inspiring English sources
The accusations involving Mr. Fastow are probably the most damning in the indictment, primarily because they constitute the most blatant potential violations.
That's because today is the Internet Slowdown, a web-wide uprising against one of the most blatant cases of potential injustice in the history of the net.
Stunting and wasting in the first 1,000 days after conception represents a blatant squandering of human potential.
Using a monopoly to block entry into a market by potential competitors is a blatant violation of the antitrust laws.
The American military obviously thinks there's something there: The troubling new TV ad campaign for the U.S. reserves lures potential young soldiers with tales of adventure accompanied by blatant, video-game-styled animation.
Even after the 2007 massacre by a student at Virginia Tech, institutions and employers are seldom set up to handle such potential threats, experts say — even when the warning signs are blatant and numerous.
One of the report's authors, Professor Jyrki Kauppinen, summed up his conclusions regarding the potential for man-made Global Warming: "I think it is such a blatant falsification".
She wanted to forgo heavy-metal testing due to potential costs and because she didn't take any vitamins and wasn't exposed to any blatant sources of heavy metal according to the patient.
Is this blatant omission of facts acceptable, or do we open ourselves up to possible litigation for withholding information from a potential buyer?... Jay A. Scaramazzo, Manhattan.
"Blatant ballot-stuffing".
