Sentence examples for glaring changes from inspiring English sources
But an examination of every play run in the opening drives during the last two seasons, along with a chart of tendencies, reveals some obvious, glaring changes.
And one of the most glaring changes is the switch to San Francisco.
The shift in the concept of Jabba the Hutt from a furry creature to a slug and from a puppet to CGI represent two of the more glaring changes to the character in the concept and creation process.
A person who ages normally does not show glaring changes or discrepancies in his behavior and personality.
The woman's angry glare changed to something like shrewd assessment, and then dismissal.
And there's absolutely no domestic desire whatsoever to change that glaring budget deficit currently being funded by the English.
Any serious examination of the possibility of a suicide hijacking could have suggested changes to fix glaring vulnerabilities -- expanding no-fly lists, searching passengers identified by the Capps screening system, deploying federal air marshals domestically, hardening cockpit doors, alerting air crews to a different kind of hijacking possibility than they had been trained to expect.
The seemingly arbitrary nature of the proposed changes is especially glaring to Spencer Glenn Price, a career drug offender who was facing a mandatory 20-year sentence for methamphetamine based on the weight of drugs and his prior convictions.
This change is quite glaring.
"The latest draft of the ADP text, which outlines a roadmap towards agreeing a new climate deal in 2015, still has some glaring gaps," said Sven Harmeling, climate change advocacy coordinator at CARE International.
