Sentence examples for less glaring than from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, many have been dropped from the ballot, and their omissions are no less glaring than the current statistical causes célèbre of Blyleven, Alan Trammell and Tim Raines.

In her speech at the Regina Mundi church, Mrs. Obama called on Africa's youth to take on contemporary injustices that "are no less glaring" than the ills of the past — hunger, disease, domestic violence.

The "good news" was that the payment increase was less glaring than what it would have been if my recent two-income household hadn't been reduced to one after my husband's recent layoff.

In a second part, we compute the risk rate (ratio of casualties to population) for a variety of countries, accounting for the energy mix and imports; differences are found to be less glaring than for hazard rates.

His talent is marginalized by his own issues with consistency, and although he helped the bench from a skill perspective, Mayo's inability to be an every-game performer was no less glaring as a reserve than it was as a starter.

Jay Espinal, a partner of the three Fiotodimitrakis brothers who have owned the diner since 1972, said the refurbishment will mean better food, less glaring lights, double the number of seats and prices that won't increase more than 10percentt.

But there are other, less glaring ones.

Social inequity and warped personalities are no less glaring in public life today.

Thus the we-wuz-robbed factor is more glaring than ever.

Their weaknesses at guard and running back were more glaring than expected.

Consequently, the contradictions attending Trump's economic platform are more glaring than ever.