Sentence examples for glaring trouble from inspiring English sources
Mr. Levy's allies say that in addition to settling a teachers' contract, he wants to make some instructional changes and sort out the problems surrounding school construction, not least because it is one of his areas of expertise and he is embarrassed that it has remained a glaring trouble spot under his watch.
In Troy Davis' case, the inconsistencies are glaring, and deeply troubling.
Yet, the first step to a correct investigation into the roots of the Philippines' developmental debacle -- or glaring socio-economic troubles -- is to (a) ask the right questions and (b) identify more convincing 'independent variables' (or principle cause/s) for the awry state of affairs in the country in the past decades.
BOSTON — The Election Day trouncing of the last House Republican from New England, Representative Christopher Shays of Connecticut, was the most glaring new sign of the party's troubles here.
She has an excellent all-round game with no glaring weaknesses and will give Sharapova all the trouble she can handle, despite her natural reticence.
That perception may have played a role in Brown's solo career, which never quite regained the same momentum under the glaring wattage of Houston's superstardom and his continuous legal troubles.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
