Sentence examples for especially glaring for from inspiring English sources

Human-bear conflicts are increasing worldwide for many ursids [27] [29], and considering that wildlife agencies prefer to target management at humans rather than bears [16], the gap in knowledge about the effectiveness of education and enforcement is especially glaring for management of human-bear conflicts.

But the gap between representation and reality is especially glaring given how officials prepared for the Olympics.

One example, especially glaring in a company with a reputation for manufacturing excellence, was a flaw in a new chipset for desktop computers that cost it an estimated $38 million.

"It's a culture of, 'I ask for it, you give it to me.'" That could ultimately spell the end for all three CEOs, with eyes especially glaring at General Motors' Rick Wagoner.

The N.B.A. is bracing for one of the worst drafts this decade, which is especially glaring when compared with last year's star-studded class led by Derrick Rose, O. J. Mayo and Kevin Love.

Mrs. Clinton's loss was especially glaring.

That number was especially glaring alongside Pujols's discipline.

Bear Stearns' failure to sense the early tremors was especially glaring.

That tendency has been especially glaring in Venezuela.

The polarization is especially glaring within the Republican party.

The problems with Mohammed's coerced confessions are especially glaring in the Daniel Pearl case.