Sentence examples for blatant problems from inspiring English sources

Although the most blatant problems have been corrected, the administration says, many states still use federal Medicaid money for purposes unrelated to Medicaid.

Another commenter said: "[China] has such a blatant plagiarism problem and yet they still want to host the Olympics".

Are these persistent problems blatant like they were during the era of bra-burning feminists and male chauvinist pigs?

"It just seemed particularly blatant that a problem of this scale is going on at sites that are government owned," said a United States Embassy official who works on the issue.

He has his own problems: his blatant conflicts of interest (he owns three television stations), his outstanding trials on charges of corruption, his dubious friends (the National Alliance, one of his partners, has fascist ancestors).

Why hasn't anyone jumped on the EEOC for ignoring this blatant in-your-face problem?

The timeline of events leading to the crisis shows an unethical string of communication and public relations mistakes - ranging from cover ups regarding the amount of lead found in the water to blatant denial of the problem by government officials.

Blatant corruption is also a problem.

The observers documented deep structural problems as well as blatant stuffing of ballot boxes, in some cases in plain sight.

Beyond that, many in the Valley have a problem with Trump's blatant bigotry, misogyny, xenophobia, and homophobia.

The unwillingness to properly acknowledge this problem was the most blatant confirmation that, to paraphrase, Stephen Harper didn't care about Indigenous people.