Sentence examples for glosses over the problem from inspiring English sources

Many farmers say that glosses over the problem.

But the summary glosses over the problem, for instance by not mentioning that, although renewables have accounted for almost half the world's new generating capacity in the past two years, the other half has probably generated a lot more electricity.This is not all the boffins' fault.

You Can't Ask That could have easily glossed over the ethical problems of its own premise but it tackles them head on.

For now the government is mostly glossing over the problem.

Marketing, they say, will only gloss over the problem.

In a speech last fall, the deputy national security adviser for counterterrorism, John Brennan, tried to gloss over the problem by noting that the standard of imminent threat was often unworkable with terrorists.

Nor can they adequately explain an important subtext: why it has taken the nation -- and civics books, which frequently gloss over the problem -- so long to come to grips with this ugly legacy.

I don't want to gloss over the problem of corruption.

I refuse to allow the University to gloss over the problem of reinforcing heteronormativity any longer.

It's because of the rest of us, people who want permission to gloss over the problem and claim, later, that we had no idea anything was wrong.

Start talking about air pollution with people in your life, instead of glossing over the problem.