Sentences with phrase «more glaring problems»

It's not unusual to see stories misreported in some way or another — from simple errors like misidentifying the parties to more glaring problems in interpreting the decision.

As John G. has indicated the access to the courts issue is in fact a much more glaring problem.

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A glaring example of the problem this creates is the present state of television news on the TV networks; most people prefer its simplistic presentation over a more complex and demanding one, and, by pandering to this preference, TV encourages the least, rather than the most, from individual viewers.

A glaring example of the problem this method creates is the present state of TV news: most people prefer its simplistic presentation over a more complex and demanding one.

«This is one of those problems that the more you look at it the more you realize that this is a glaring hole in our arsenal, and the more you realize that, unlike in most cases, the fix is not that complicated... What you really want is to have one regulatory body, or more, but at least one, that has the ability to pursue cases wherever they think it's necessary.

But light at night — whether the orange glow of streetlights, the yellow glow of home lighting or the blue glare of television sets or smartphones — is more than a problem of aesthetics and stargazing.

Consider very carefully the message of this disturbing little trinket and the more glaring technical problems of the piece (from the animation to the lack of any real voice talent — April Winchell in place of Rosie O'Donnell is a particularly surprising drop - off given the excrescence of O'Donnell) pale in comparison.

However, there are many things wrong with this movie, and knowing going in that the movie doesn't live up to the hype, the problems are even more glaring.

We had more trouble making out the dialpad in direct sunlight on this phone than on the Droid Bionic when we held them up together, and the Droid RAZR had more problems with glare.

I disagree, motion controls were the least of the game's problems, it had other, far more glaring issues with its design, such as the backpedalling from the open world in Wind Waker to a more linear, directed experience, with a bloated main quest and little side content.

It's a problem with many games, but it's much more glaring in an online multiplayer title.

It also describes a glaring problem, and opportunity, in how federal agencies are locked in to static standards for girding against weather - related hazards even as climate forecasts foresee more rain coming in heavy downpours:

It needs a more succinct abstract to encapsulate the problems being addressed and your findings, but it is great that the CAGW crowd will finally be presented with a peer - reviewed publication that encapsulates the glaring problems with USHCN surface station records.