Sentence examples for were more glaring from inspiring English sources

But there were more glaring problems than exhaustion.

Their weaknesses at guard and running back were more glaring than expected.

But the Patriots' needs in January were more glaring than they had been since the start of their dynasty in 2001.

Analysts said these figures were more glaring than the growth data.

Significant wealth index differentials in unwanted pregnancy were evident among richer women (odds ratio: 0.69), but were more glaring among richest women (odds ratio: 0.56).

But the contrast couldn't be more glaring.

What's more glaring is the fact that Houston can't score – at all.

It is hard to say which is more glaring here, the evasiveness, or the dismissiveness.

Yet official corruption is bound to be more glaring on a continent where most people live in dire poverty.

Players have been tested for steroids since 2003, so there is no special reason why effects would be more glaring this season.

But in the age of Internet travel auctions and online pricing, the cost of the industry's inefficiencies has never been more glaring.