Sentence examples for more glaring the from inspiring English sources

But the longer Trump continues his scorched-earth march through the 2016 battlefield without suffering in his own standing, the more glaring the question becomes: Has the party establishment underestimated Trump's staying power and potential to be a real contender for the nomination?

As the challenges we face grow more urgent, and our national governments' failure to address them more glaring, the time has come to question this model: whether separate nation-states are still serving us, or whether we can now do better.

Players have been tested for steroids since 2003, so there is no special reason why effects would be more glaring this season.

It is hard to say which is more glaring here, the evasiveness, or the dismissiveness.

The trend is even more glaring at the state level.

In the 1950s and 1960s Ford Motor supported a fine scientific research lab that assessed the future of the transport economy, but its proposals fell on the deaf ears of executives who ignored such things as hybrid vehicles and fuel cells.Far more glaring was the unwillingness of management at Xerox to turn the remarkable output of Xerox PARC into company-sponsored products.

On Wednesday, the Pistons had 39 free-throw attempts to the Knicks' 9. Revealing one of their more glaring weaknesses, the Knicks haven't been quick enough to keep players like Hill in front of them.

What's more glaring is the fact that Houston can't score – at all.

These deficiencies will only become more glaring as the city's population continues to boom.

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

The fallacy involved in moving from part to whole is even more glaring here than in the original version of the Chinese Room Argument".