Sentence examples for glaring challenge from inspiring English sources

Still, California gangs' penchant for targeting sex offenders presents a glaring challenge to corrections officials.

Most glaring is the challenge of maintaining a fair system that does not punish the innocent along with the guilty.

Although regarded as an international beacon for fairness, the justice system only rarely recognized glaring injustices and barely challenged codified hatred.

Romney can't really challenge him on his most glaring weakness — his brand of conservatism.

But the challenges she faces are a glaring warning sign for the state of our democracy nationwide.

Ira Berkow's excellent article, "Bonds Respects McGwire Even While Challenging Record" (June 25), concluded with a glaring omission.

She sang her lyrics over a strenuously stripped-down beat, glaring into the camera like a young Kate Bush, challenging us to accept her seriousness.

Every person, male, female, young or old has their peculiar challenges but as a woman, the struggles are seemingly more glaring.