Sentence examples for glaring impact from inspiring English sources

The most glaring impact this weekend is on Geelong's ruck stocks, which have been reduced to, well, Mark Blicavs with some assistance from Mark Blicavs.

The shutdown's most glaring impact was on the 800,000 federal workers on furlough.

The impact on the consumer will be much more subtle than the glaring impact on business.

Coalmining's mark on the environment is glaring; its impact on people's health is more insidious.

This involves assessing internal light sources, such as internal lights and illuminated controls, and simulating external light sources (e.g. the sun, other trains' headlights) by illuminating the cab mock up windscreen, side and door windows with a single light source manually located in a sequence of discrete positions and orientations and assessing the resulting glare impacts.

Campbell Robb, Chief Executive of Shelter, said: "Today's figures are a glaring reminder of the impact welfare cuts and our drought of genuinely affordable homes is having on families and children in England.

She spent a year studying whether glaring parking-lot lights were impacting the view of the night sky from a field behind the school.

(Vaccine side effects never show such lopsided impact on boys versus girls...a glaring fact that is totally ignored by those promoting the vaccine theory of autism).

What struck me most — as a scientist who studies the impacts of immigration policies — was the glaring inconsistency between the purported goals of these policies and the empirical reality of immigration.

The glaring omission from Tate Britain's current show on Picasso's impact on British artists is any representation of Keith Vaughan.

Poverty is one glaring example.