Sentence examples for glaring opportunities from inspiring English sources

It was another woefully inept showing from Del Bosque's men as Depor spurned several glaring opportunities that should have made the scoreline even more emphatic.

And assertions that such losses are the new normal distract from glaring opportunities to cut unnecessary (and costly) exposure to this danger in the West, even as the grander task of curbing emissions of greenhouse gases proceeds.

There were no glaring opportunities in open play, but Arsenal had the betterchances.

He called stocks and high-quality corporate bonds "two glaring opportunities to ride out the storm".

Derbyshire, Kirk Broadfoot and Danny Ward were all guilty of spurning glaring opportunities and they were made to pay as Ross McCormack struck a second-half leveller that the home side barely deserved.

Celtic showed their quality by punishing us when we made mistakes, but we had glaring opportunities in that match and we have got to be better in front of goal – it's as simple as that – especially when you play the top sides.

These schemes do nothing to help our most vulnerable students while they ignore or exacerbate glaring opportunity gaps.

The piece, "It's Time For a Learning Revolution," was a student-eye-view of the need — and glaring opportunity — for innovating teaching (and learning) from the bottom up.

But for all its well-studied references, this song has missed a glaring opportunity to include a middle-aged bearded man on a lute.

Did not have much time to make his mark, but missed one glaring opportunity from a late corner.

With a glaring opportunity to extend Glasgow's lead with four minutes remaining, Russell hooked his kick horribly wide, evoking memories of similar failures under pressure against Toulouse.