Sentence examples for more glaring example from inspiring English sources

Cuba provides perhaps an even more glaring example: Fidel Castro manipulates the writings of Jose Marti for his own ends, as does the Cuban exile community in Miami and even the United States government, through its broadcasts on Radio and TV Marti.

"I don't think there's a more glaring example of [an agency] out of control," Gray said of the Air Resources Board. .

You are correct to point out some of the more glaring examples of mis-issued permits.

In all, six members of the family have been killed, one of the more glaring examples of the threat that human rights activists like Ms. Reyes Salazar face in Mexico.

The presence of children on the plantation of a man who may win Ecuador's presidential election in October is one of the more glaring examples of how enduring the use of child labor remains in Latin America, where some 42 million children from ages 5 to 14 have been estimated to be working in recent years.

And there is one even more glaring lesson.

This glaring example of more PR-before-policy stands among some other sensible, if unambitious, items.

The more time I spend observing this one company, the more it seems to exist as a glaring example of capitalism gone awry.

The most glaring example that the banking system needs even more help is Citigroup.

Health care may be the most glaring example, but the same timidity characterizes Democratic talk on schools, wages and more.

Zaire is a particularly glaring example.