Sentence examples for glaring defect from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is one glaring defect.

Perhaps more important, the F.D.A. proposal has one glaring defect: there is no requirement to label food that comes from genetically engineered animals.

The glaring defect in the traditional Russian method of treatment is that all too often it does not work.

No matter the rationale, I was greeted with a quizzical look and pronounced squinting, as if blurry vision would somehow reveal the glaring defect that had left me on the market for so long.

To the Sports Editor: The most glaring defect in the modern women's serve is that the toss is too high.

But the most glaring defect of a "single receivership" proposal is that it works only for purely domestic institutions.

1580) would fix glaring defects by increasing OSHA penalties, extending coverage to government employees and others currently excluded, and giving whistleblowers greater protection from employer retaliation.

There have been major quality problems in the recent past but with the help of a large investment from Tabacalera, the Spanish government tobacco import monopoly, these have for the most part been overcome, and while long-time connoisseurs claim that current Havanas don't match pre-Castro cigars for flavor, the glaring physical defects have been eliminated.

But when you use the unit, the defects are glaring.

"But anytime such a plan came up, the defects became so glaring he quickly thought better of it".

Once its defects were recognized, they became glaring: the letters were squat and paunchy, sapping all the elegance out of the white space between them.