Sentence examples for glaring case from inspiring English sources

In one recent, glaring case, the valedictorian of a rural school district outside Rochester was rejected by a nearby State University of New York campus — not because her grades were too low, but because her high school didn't offer the courses needed to compete for college admission.

Sometimes too hard, as the most glaring case of recent vintage, the Jets in the Tim Tebow debacle, would attest.

There's plenty to do in shaky wealthy places, as well, with Oregon being a glaring case in point.

Mr. Grandage's thoroughly routine "Hamlet" is a glaring case in point, and one that also suggests the dangers of establishing a house style and allowing it to dictate the artists' approach to a play.

But it certainly represents a glaring case of journalism malpractice.

In my eyes, this was another glaring case of the institutional racism that inordinately affects black people.

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Wave of Bank Fraud in China At China's banking institutions, employees from the lowest levels to the highest ranks are running off with billions in customers' money, and officials are worried that glaring cases of fraud, bribery and embezzlement could badly hinder development of the nation's financial systems.

"There will be glaring cases where one brand is for example not using pronouns enough.

But on the subject of the conflict of interest built into the rating agencies' business model, Mr. Buffett has been uncharacteristically silent — even though that conflict is especially glaring in his case because one of the companies that Moody's rates is Berkshire.

I could relay several examples, but an anomaly in this case is glaring.

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