Sentence examples for ever more glaring from inspiring English sources

But with this wealth of insight the problem becomes ever more glaring.

But here in its economic capital, violence has also soared as the arrival of new luxury goods has made the gulf between rich and poor ever more glaring.

Few, if any, "nativists" oppose letting talented and educated immigrants into America legally.David Donnelly BangkokSIR — After 20 years of NAFTA, the omission of mechanisms to regulate the movement of labour are ever more glaring.

As Joe Worsley, Magnus Lund and Co were smashed backwards by wave after wave of shamrock commitment, the lack of dynamic English ball-carriers and presence at the breakdown became ever more glaring.

There have always been cracks in this relationship between state and the fourth estate, but they have become ever more glaring over the last 10 years, characterised by harassment of journalists critical of the government and the closure of media houses.

In a time when the inequities of our society grow ever more glaring with regard to tax cuts, health care, selective justice, no-bid military contracts and executive compensation, the Democrats should recommit themselves loud and clear to what the 33rd president called, with eloquent bluntness, a "fair deal".

And there is one even more glaring lesson.

This knowledge gap is even more glaring for design disciplines, despite their increasing significance.

This omission becomes even more glaring when Thomas begins to discuss his judicial career.

The difference between the two camps was even more glaring during lunch.

And that was before the recession, so now there's an even more glaring need to equalize those numbers.