Sentence examples for more glaring since from inspiring English sources

The state must somehow function with less than 10% of GDP, well below the average in Latin America.That disadvantage is all the more glaring since the economy has been quietly improving.

In 2000, a judge decided that the issue wasn't about free speech, but rather a fight between companies who "invested huge sums" in movies and people who believed that "information should be available without charge to anyone clever enough to break into the computer systems". The judge was wrong then, and the wrongness has only become more glaring since.

Then go the other way and measure the S2000 vs. the more expensive, $40,000 Audi TT Roadster (225 horsepower convertible model), and you find the Honda's shortcomings a bit more glaring, since the TT manages both low-speed fun and reasonably earnest performance.

This last defect is all the more glaring since the 'war on terror' in its varied aspects is supposedly global.

The error is even more glaring two years since the story's publication, after reading the evidence Filkins presents.

St . Louisis one of the more glaring case studies, since the wage floor will now sink lower due to a state law.

But the Patriots' needs in January were more glaring than they had been since the start of their dynasty in 2001.

This omission is far more glaring in Scott Walker's case, since he explicitly talked about the use of military force.

That Espy is attempting to become the state's first black senator since shortly after the Civil War made her remarks all the more glaring.

Clutter is more glaring and emotionally disruptive.

The first miss was the more glaring.