Sentence examples for the most glaring difference from inspiring English sources

The most glaring difference yesterday, of course, was less skyline.

In fact, the most glaring difference between the Jets and the Titans is their records.

The most glaring difference between Wie and Lincicome, however, would have to be their instructors.

Finally, the most glaring difference between the sets of two Camp David peace talks relates to Jerusalem.

The most glaring difference between the Academy Awards and the Comedy Awards is that at the Oscars, people seem overwhelmingly thrilled to win.

Besides the Knicks' bad luck with Billups and Stoudemire, that is the most glaring difference between them and their playoff-tested opponents.

A separate report on health care disparities noted some improvements in closing the gaps between ethnic groups but found little progress in addressing the most glaring differences.

But one of the most glaring differences between new and traditional media is their views on objectivity.

A high degree and extent of uncertainty affects both supply and demand; asymmetric information between physicians and patients, restrictions on competition, strong government interference and supply-induced demand are some of the most glaring differences that can be pinpointed.

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 deficiency seems to be the absence of conflict of interest guidelines which, if present and consistently administered, limit the promulgation of corrupt practices.