Sentence examples for glaring difficulties from inspiring English sources
The most glaring difficulties among the cast, however, are those of Ms. Lacey and Mr. Duva, who simply don't have a grip on the material.
But I am inclined to think that in many cases a resolute attempt would be sufficient to ensure success; so that, if only this attempt were made, many of the most glaring difficulties and disagreements in philosophy would disappear.
When looking in Sefer Bereishit (the Book of Genesis) at the narrative progression of Gd promising Avraham the land of Eretz Yisrael, there is a glaring practical difficulty that arises for Avraham.
Examples: loss of night vision, problems with glare, difficulty reading or interference with sports such golf or tennis that require strong hand-to-eye coordination.
While a few diversified firms have successfully interchanged military and commercial technologies, a history of glaring failures attests to the difficulty of the undertaking.
China's difficulty in enforcing compliance is glaring enough within its internal agencies and processes, but the inability to control corporations who are destroying precious resources - whether through negligence or willful corruption - is just as big a problem.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
