Sentence examples for more glaring on from inspiring English sources

Yet official corruption is bound to be more glaring on a continent where most people live in dire poverty.

Her numbers were even more glaring on second serve points won, as she feasted on the slower serve to win 58 percent of the points.

That has put more glare on quarterback Elvis Grbac, acquired as a free agent from Kansas City, and he has not responded well.

Given the challenge of fighting incumbents, teams are ever more important to the success of a startup, and yet, our industry has put ever more glare on the singular leader.

Another mistake, which may have become more glaring over the years, was your early decision not to hold on to power for too long.

With tensions high in the Middle East and projections for a colder winter than last year's, the risks of being dependent on petroleum imports have never been more glaring.

Regional disparities are even more glaring.

But the contrast couldn't be more glaring.

Skill mismatches in India are even more glaring.

The trend is even more glaring at the state level.

But the tensions the debate stirred up only made the lack of shopping options more glaring.