Sentence examples for most glaring consequence from inspiring English sources

Accumulating excess became necessary as competition for scarce resources increased; climate change is perhaps the most glaring consequence of expansion gone awry.

To New Yorkers accustomed to hearing Cardinal John O'Connor speak out on moral issues, the most glaring consequence of his illness has been his sudden shrinking from the public pulpit he built in his 16 years as archbishop.

The commemoration was a solemn television moment intended to honor one of the most important speeches in American history, and the most glaring consequence of those famous words was barely mentioned.

The most glaring outcome of the legislation is that white women — as athletes and administrators — have been the overwhelming beneficiaries.

As the proceedings went on, the most glaring issue was the lack of a physical body.

"It was one of the most glaring cases of diverted nuclear material but the consequences appeared so awful for the people involved and for the US than nobody really wanted to find out what was going on".

The issue was the most glaring when I did podcasts as an editor at Slate magazine.

But one of the most glaring departures from the traditional book is a design issue.

Lockheed is fixing the most glaring problems.

The risk is most glaring in banking.

But the most glaring hole was Medicaid.