"glaring examples" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but typically refers to something that is very noticeable or obvious. Example sentence: The CEO's extravagant spending on luxury vacations and designer clothes were glaring examples of his mismanagement of company funds.
The Web is littered with glaring examples of poorly designed pages and features, of course.
Of course, there are glaring examples of inanities beyond belief, Big Brother being the prototype.
also observes glaring examples of the gap between Islam and the West and of how culture and politics get tangled.
Criminals like Mr. Duncan, who has been sentenced to death, are glaring examples of why the law must succeed, he said.
The problem is, both sides are glaring examples of how disastrous a case of failed leadership can end up, Dave Hyde writes in The Sun-Sentinel, with both Emmert and Shalala wagging their fingers while the cesspool stains creep further up their pantlegs.
Many of the 100 Olympic venues were officially opened, and while there were glaring examples of no-shows among the private security details, troops and police officers drafted to replace them began to rebuild confidence that the Games would be properly protected.
This is one glaring example.
The return on equity was negative, at -6%.A glaring example of mismanagement comes from the forestry industry.
Mr. McInerney uses sexual betrayal so deftly as a plot device that it would be a shame if the collection's most glaring example overshadows others.
Lonnie Scott, executive director of Progress Michigan, said the emails expose "another glaring example of Snyder saying one thing and emails really revealing something different".
Yet even these much-lauded 401(k) plans, launched 20 years ago, have not always lived up to their promises a glaring example is Enron (see story on next page).Britain offers some useful lessons for these debates.
