Sentence examples for glaring number from inspiring English sources

Then you look at her résumé and notice a glaring number: Her GPA is 2.7.

The Saints have been able to recover from turning the ball over this season because their defense has been able to create turnovers, which has balanced out the glaring numbers by their offense.

Glaring fact number two: There are colonies of competitive Web sites out there that already serve women (see box, below).

He tells a gripping tale a reminder that life spent glaring at numbers on a computer terminal is not all dull.

Look at a list of British writers who have appeared on stamps and the gaps are consequently glaring and the number remarkably small – roughly the same as the 27 in the US's literary arts series, produced by a nation with only a 240-year history.

There is a glaring discrepancy between the number of patients diagnosed with CaP and the number of men that will die from this disease.

Nearly a decade ago the Board released the first of its kind study that found a glaring gap in the number of Black and Latino physicians in the state.

The markets all vary based on location and while there are always mentions of how certain areas are more expensive than average (those areas being the NYC metro area and Southern California), the huge, glaring, in bold print number is the national average of $31,213.

That number was especially glaring alongside Pujols's discipline.

These results are in glaring contradiction to the increasing number of randomised trials showing that BCG and MV have beneficial NSE in high-mortality countries.

Cue seismic moment number two: Jon Daly's glaring miscue down one end and United's rapid-fire response at the other.