Sentence examples for glaring danger from inspiring English sources

These days an image of a green-lawned suburban household with man, wife and kids all but comes with a neon sign glaring "Danger" above it.

It is a glaring danger that puts millions of our citizens at risk.

Previously, diabetes was considered simply another risk factor, rather than a danger sign so glaring that it was as if the person had already had a heart attack.

The N.L. team is in danger of some glaring omissions, but the results look downright reasonable compared to the American League, where ballot-stuffing Kansas City fans have a Royal leading in eight of the nine starting positions.

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.

Holley's anxiety regarding the impending dangers of technology is glaring, and makes repeated appearances in his artwork, music and dialogue.

Despite the glaring reminder about the job's dangers, Dylan Devlin was struck by the "unending" show of support his father received from family, friends, fellow firefighters and even total strangers.

There has always been an element of risk in the seafaring life, but with a surge in piracy off the Horn of Africa, the dangers have seldom been more glaring.

And assertions that such losses are the new normal distract from glaring opportunities to cut unnecessary (and costly) exposure to this danger in the West, even as the grander task of curbing emissions of greenhouse gases proceeds.

The recurring, glaring factor in the comments from McIlroy and Willett was that they appeared genuinely unsure about the scale of the Zika problem and dangers therein.

The problems were glaring.