Sentence examples for glaring trends from inspiring English sources

So a visual inspection of the mutation data does not indicate any glaring trends for the enrichment of specific mutations.

Conversely, the late 2010 timeframe ushered in another glaring trend: traditional buyers of multi-year macro tailwind trends – growth investors – stopped showing an interest in e-commerce.

Still, there are glaring Masters trends: no European has won at Augusta since José María Olazábal in 1999 and the United States has supplied eight of the victors following on from the Fijian Vijay Singh in 2000.

But given the glaring secular trend in the polls on an issue like gay marriage, driven by both demographics and cultural momentum that seems to be approaching a tipping point, it may not be too many election cycles before support for the dreaded "gay agenda" is a wedge issue in the other direction.(Photo credit: AFP) .

It's part of a glaring long-term trend since the crisis.

Colombia and Mexico stand out as glaring exceptions to this trend.

But there is one glaring exception to that trend; the Department of Defense's (DOD) use of commercial intelligence contractors.

Related: Confessions of a charity professional – we want your blogs While my sample size is small, the trends have been glaring.

The problem is that they are a glaring exception rather than a trend in Japan.

"Foreign aid really is a glaring contradiction to the broader trend of China's adherence to international norms.

While that argument may have been bolstered by its decision to fire all its human Trend curators, that move has given way to multiple instances of glaring errors in Facebook's Trends.