Current legacy systems, paper-based processes, and on-premise infrastructures have become glaring areas of embarrassment and frustration for governments, civil servants and citizens alike.
Distancing ourselves from the homeless has become so glaring the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty now reports laws criminalizing homelessness are multiplying as communities ban and penalize anything associated with life on the street, even though such actions don't make sense.
Unemployment has fallen to record lows, half of the population is now middle class, and the inequality that was once this country's hallmark has become a little less glaring.
Another mistake, which may have become more glaring over the years, was your early decision not to hold on to power for too long.
Now more than ever, addressing migrant health is necessary, as health problems faced by migrants have become increasingly glaring in recent years.
As he continued to go about his regular business as archbishop, he found himself even more in the spotlight to which he has become accustomed, facing a glare that will quite likely continue at least through the conclave in Rome next month.
Balotelli threw his manager a glare that has become typical of his time in English soccer as he marched past Mancini toward the substitutes' bench, but given how invisible he was as City fell to a 2-0 deficit, he had little to protest about.
With three teams in the N.C.A.A. tournament, the Atlantic 10 has become more competitive, making Fordham's shortcomings more glaring.
It has become insiders' favorite example of bureaucratic inertia in the face of glaring need.
