Sentence examples for glaring consequence from inspiring English sources

The Sandusky scandal, and the harsh N.C.A.A. sanctions that resulted from it, allowed players to freely transfer out of the program, a penalty that had one especially glaring consequence Saturday.

Accumulating excess became necessary as competition for scarce resources increased; climate change is perhaps the most glaring consequence of expansion gone awry.

To New Yorkers accustomed to hearing Cardinal John O'Connor speak out on moral issues, the most glaring consequence of his illness has been his sudden shrinking from the public pulpit he built in his 16 years as archbishop.

The commemoration was a solemn television moment intended to honor one of the most important speeches in American history, and the most glaring consequence of those famous words was barely mentioned.

A glaring consequence of those records gaps can be found in the case of the Virginia Tech gunman, Seung-Hui Cho, who should have been barred from purchasing the gun he used in his 2007 rampage.

But one glaring unintended consequence must be considered: the reckless intrusion of adults into one of the few remaining sacred spaces where young people congregate for the creation of subculture, meaning and community.

"Ultimately, the consequences of this glaring gap are found in reduced future opportunities and life chances of children who live in poverty".

Ponsor called the state's inadequacy "glaring" and "at times shocking in its consequences".

But a new study of New York hospitals' practices and state records finds that most medical centers are violating the rules without consequences, even as the state government ignores glaring problems in the hospitals' own reports.

But it does demonstrate a blindness to glaring realities that portends grave dangers ahead as the Obama people face the consequences of their strategy unraveling in the face of new, incontrovertible realities.

The problems were glaring.