Sentence examples for most glaring one from inspiring English sources

Results are presented in Table 5, showing the 2 groups significantly differed on several key characteristics, with the most glaring one being that almost all (90%) patients without PORT data have discontinued early from the study (p <.001) with a significantly lower treatment duration (<.001).

After the Rams lost Danny Amendola and Brandon Gibson, the most glaring one is receiver.

The most glaring one is that NATO's surge in 2009 could induce better governance and decisively improved international-aid performance.

The most glaring one is that in many African countries, including Kenya, Namibia and Uganda, differences in land tenure rights between men and women have historically left women disadvantaged, with less access to credit and markets.

The most glaring one is the seeming irrationality of our having duties or permissions to make the world morally worse.

The most glaring one in my eyes is that teachers unions can't legally hold a national strike over some federal legislation they dislike!

But the most glaring shift, one that colours the book entirely, is tonal.

But there are forms of gender uncertainty which add insult to injury and one of the most glaring instances I have come across was on display at this trial.

This really limits how you can lay out your city and is one of the most glaring omissions I've noticed.

Glenn Alan Cheney Hanover, Conn., Oct. 28, 2008 • To the Editor: Neither the candidates' plans nor your editorial addresses one of the most glaring problems that I see in my legal practice, of health insurers' knee-jerk denial of claims and/or permission for treatment.

But of the most glaring of these, the one that has prompted criticism on the world stage, in his failure to properly address violence against Indigenous women.