People with mental disabilities face glaring deficiencies in basic care, like checkups and immunizations.
In his drawing Visions – the titles are written by Goya beneath his sketches – one face glares darkly at us while its partner, nuzzled close, grins emptily.
We, too, still have a long way to go, especially Latinas, who face glaring health disparities.
Indigenous peoples, particularly children, face glaring disparities in all areas of life.
The report shows that indigenous peoples face glaring disparities across virtually every indicator of human development.
Whether they live in low-, middle- or high-income countries, indigenous children continue to face glaring disparities across all human development indicators.
In general, a small dot, especially in a subtle color like blue, black or even green, can easily organize keys without too much effort or in-your-face glare.
He and his fellow bootboys transform themselves into sharp-suited enforcers, righteous faces glaring from under the awning of a fedora.
If black students made up only about 4% of the freshmen class, as would have happened solely with the top 10% rule, they faced "glaring racial isolation" on campus, he said.
Now she reoriented the rowing tanks so that they wouldn't face the glare of the sun, relocated the storage of chairs ("Phew, I'm feeling better," she said, once she had them safely tucked out of sight), and added panels of natural light to the bathrooms.
Panasonic, Japan's biggest consumer electronics company, will face the glare of investor attention on Wednesday.
