Sentence examples for most blatant examples from inspiring English sources

Environmental groups and lobbyists routinely point to the issue as one of the most blatant examples of dysfunction in the Capitol, where impasses often paralyze legislation for years.

Mohamed became one of the best-known victims of rendition and torture after 9/11, and one of the most blatant examples of British complicity in US crimes.

Is there really any genuine opportunity to curb the most blatant examples of corruption, in the Afghan government and in its civil society?

It saw some of the most blatant examples of white flight and the most vehement resistance to school desegregation well into the 1990s.

One of the most blatant examples of an online marketplace in stolen credit card data was CarderPlanet.com, a website ostensibly based in Vietnam, but operated by people based in Russia and Ukraine, and now shut down.

As outlined by the prosecution after the judge's arrest in January, the case was one of the most blatant examples of judicial corruption in New York in many years.

The most blatant example is in public procurement.

OF ALL the states, Illinois seems the most blatant example of state finances gone awry.

"This is the most blatant example of Tony Abbott's lack of vision for Australia's future.

But this is the most blatant example of the vicious way the regime treats the Libyan people".

(The most blatant example: the Chely Wright chorus "I'm a single white female looking for a man like you").