Sentence examples for more glaring with from inspiring English sources
In a time when the inequities of our society grow ever more glaring with regard to tax cuts, health care, selective justice, no-bid military contracts and executive compensation, the Democrats should recommit themselves loud and clear to what the 33rd president called, with eloquent bluntness, a "fair deal".
The Kings' shortcomings on defense have appeared even more glaring with Alec Martinez out of the lineup.
That faith now seems misplaced, and the need for independent oversight of the army's justice system becomes more glaring with each fresh failure".
The unfilled seats in New York are even more glaring compared with how robust sales have been for previous stadium openings.
The more glaring problem with computer-generated recaps is that, so far, they have lacked characters — they are missing the words of players and any sense of the personalities behind the box scores.
Disconcertingly, the gender gaps in directorship are more glaring in museums with budgets that exceed $15m£8.9m9m); larger museums are more likely to be run by men.
This approach is all the more glaring when compared with the Republicans' success at planning and financing long-range projects and developing a clearly identified platform showcasing a consistent set of issues over the years.
Such failings are more glaring in a country with a fast-growing population that needs annual growth of 5% just to keep unemployment steady.Next month's election is not the only source of political uncertainty.
She says doctors may be unaware of the issue or occupied with more glaring health needs.
The voting process has had something to do with the more glaring omissions of late.
The best I can manage is to read biographies and historical fiction under the guise of remedying the more glaring gaps in my knowledge with which my years as a passive, intellectually incurious mud turtle of a student left me.
