Sentence examples for glaring reasons from inspiring English sources

But it's hard to be particularly enthusiastic about the top 50 placings which the magazine has published, for a number of glaring reasons.

There are four glaring reasons, however, why this approach is grossly misguided.

But the fight for a CFPA is occurring in a very different context than he fight for a CPA, for two glaring reasons.

As President Obama wrangles with his own defense department over how to keep his promise to close the prison, the stalled 9/11 case stands as one of the many glaring reasons he should be sure to get it done.

Even if there are 50 reasons you want out, select the top three glaring reasons to use as a reference.

But one glaring reason for the Spaniard's struggles does remain – the indifferent form of Liverpool.

But for me the most obvious, immediate, glaring reason for the appeal of one high art over another is the cost of tickets.

He lost this one in five sets, and considering how well Marat Safin had served and returned and hustled in their Australian Open semifinal, there was no shame in losing, no glaring reason for Agassi to question whether he still belongs at the highest level.

There is no reason to avoid fixing this glaring gap.

It's partly for that reason that there are two glaring omissions on the roster of companies participating in the alliance: RealNetworks and Microsoft.

Players have been tested for steroids since 2003, so there is no special reason why effects would be more glaring this season.