Sentence examples for most glaring with from inspiring English sources

The failure in this respect has been most glaring with the treatment of first generation biomass and with electric vehicles in a world of fossil-generated electricity.

The technique played its most glaring role with Mr. Ward, a receiver who left that Baltimore game in the first quarter with a sprain of the medial collateral ligament in his right knee.

The most glaring problem with the exhibition is that there is no coherent definition of what "Central and Eastern Europe" means in the 21st century.

Because of this, the most glaring issue with Saving Capitalism seems to be Reich's unwavering optimism.

The first, most glaring, problem with these statements is that they sound like something a troll on YouTube would write about transgender people.

But the most glaring flaw with the Cowboys is a subpar rushing defense that ranks 17th in yards allowed and didn't shut down Lynch as much as Bevell did.

The most glaring flaw with the Crime Survey, however, is that it tends to underestimate drug use because it only covers residential households, meaning that some of the largest drug-using subcultures – the homeless, prison populations and students – are excluded.

There was no draping the new mural — updated with the Giants' latest trophy — or the most glaring of the Jets' weaknesses in their preseason matchup at MetLife Stadium on Saturday night.

Annoyed with her spiel, I began to enumerate Panama's deficiencies, the most glaring of which is widespread official corruption.

The risk is most glaring in banking.

Consider the most glaring of the no-shows.