Sentence examples for provided a glaring example of from inspiring English sources
Britain provided a glaring example of the gulf between official diplomacy and tabloid skepticism around the world.
It is hardly his fault that this book appears at a time when Greece's financial crisis provides a glaring example of the risks in monetary union.
Salinity preference provides a glaring example of a trait that varies considerably across the 10 lineages of Thalassiosira, and Thalassiosirales as a whole.
The Kings' victory in Game 6 in Sacramento on Thursday provided a glaring example; they outscored Dallas in the paint, 58-32, in a 115-109 victory.
The affliction of the young physicist Omid Kowkabi with cancer of the kidney and the reckless procrastinating policy of prison authorities in failing to provide him with proper care (leading to the removal of his kidney in a recent operation) is a glaring example of the condition we have outlined above.
Access to water is a glaring example of inequality.
It was a glaring example of his weakness in using leverage to get what he wants.
The comments of the police commissioner are a glaring example of the problem.
By yesterday, the Canadians' efforts had become a glaring example of noble intentions gone awry.
Commentaries published at the time cited the story as a glaring example of a breakdown of public trust in officialdom.
A glaring example of the Brotherhood's sectarianism occurred at a Syria Solidarity Conference convened by Mr. Morsi on June 15.
