Sentence examples for gaping loophole from inspiring English sources

There is a huge, gaping loophole in the rules.

Two years ago, when President Obama first tried to close that gaping loophole in our tax code, Stephen Schwarzman, who runs the Blackstone Group, the world's largest private equity fund, compared the president's action to Hitler's invasion of Poland.

If regulators take the lessons from JPMorgan's debacle to heart, they could close a gaping loophole in the Volcker Rule, he says.

But when quitting is as easy as showing up one day with a rainbow flag, who can blame many, many others for leaping right through the gaping loophole?

Some City Council members want to exempt all stand-alone bars that don't serve food, which is a pretty gaping loophole.

And if regulators take the lesson to heart, they could close a gaping loophole in the Volcker Rule, which is supposed to ban speculative trading by banks that take insured deposits.

Thanks to gaping loopholes implicitly endorsed by the Supreme Court, hedge funds now essentially have a license to cheat.

There are gaping loopholes in the system and up to 40percentt of the population may be off the tax rolls.

Current policies on workplace discrimination have gaping loopholes that allow employers to not hire applicants on the basis of their appearance.

But the measure presented Tuesday leaves gaping loopholes, he said, because officials can still keep their money in accounts associated with offshore companies or under the names of proxies or friends.

Hertz and Dollar Thrifty are not the only big companies coming down hard on the start-ups that exploit gaping loopholes in their business models or show up the Goliaths by solving for glaring shortcomings in their technology.