Sentence examples for glaring lapses from inspiring English sources
After years of disclosures concerning cover-ups, dubious tactics and glaring lapses by the police, Mr. Mitchell's case deepened public discomfort.
Viktor Mikhailov, who ran the atomic energy ministry and now presides over an affiliated research institute, concedes there were glaring lapses.
He announced the security measures during a State Senate hearing at Farmingdale State College here in which legislators and school officials repeatedly denounced the College Board and the Educational Testing Service, which administers the SAT test, over what they saw as glaring lapses in security for the high-stakes college-admissions exam.
Now, the growing presence of big American brands means that the country's oversight efforts — and its most glaring lapses — are playing out on a global stage.
But as serious and unsettling a movie as it is, "A Song for Martin," adapted from a novel by Ulla Isaksson, has a number of glaring lapses.
One of the most glaring lapses, which nuclear regulators concede and have promised to fix, is that the design basis threat does not contemplate the possibility of a hijacker commandeering an airplane and diving it into a reactor.
There is one glaring lapse: a willingness to sacrifice clean streets.
On the night of the president's address, Timothy Searchinger sat on his couch in Takoma Park, Md., just a few miles from the Capitol, and watched on television, struck by what seemed to him a glaring lapse in logic.
Any Duncan legacy piece should account for glaring Duncan lapses, and NBC's piece on Duncan does not.
Sehorn had been at the center of an early, glaring defensive lapse that gave the Ravens a touchdown and a lead they never relinquished in their 34-7 rofthef the Giants.
The researcher's findings would not have stopped the hackers who targeted Asus' software update tool with a backdoor, revealed this week, but reveals a glaring security lapse that could have put the company at risk from similar or other attacks.
