Most glaring of all, the administration long ago abandoned its goal of modernizing the technology used to run the civil-service system, which was one of the primary reasons for creating such an ambitious plan in the first place.
Suddenly, the Los Angeles market, the NFL's most glaring vacancy for the past 20 years, was flush with options.
Most glaring, perhaps, is the need for more research on the value of age-mixed interactions among children and adolescents.
Among the deposition's most glaring examples of his fondness for exaggeration, Trump was asked why he claimed in several media accounts that he had a 50percentt interest in the massive Riverside South project on Manhattan's Upper West Side when he actually had a much smaller interest.
As national civil rights leaders pressured Congress to eliminate the country's most glaring breaches of democracy, Washington activists pushed for representation in Congress and the return of home rule.
Most glaring, they struck out 14 times as a team.
Zeile's struggles lineup have been the most glaring.
Significantly, independent directors will be responsible for the quality, and also the probity, of audits, the area in which directors' past passivity was most glaring.
They made an exception for the three-time Pro Bowl left tackle Tra Thomas, who signed a three-year contract Monday, filling the team's most glaring need.
In correcting one of their most glaring weaknesses, the Celtics have seemingly done the impossible.
