Sentences with phrase «most glaring»

The second and most glaring makeover you can do to your home is to repaint your walls.

But one of the clearest and most glaring obstacles can usually be found by simply looking in the mirror.

There are others — the most glaring to me is publishing.

However, 25 years on, the overrepresentation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as both victims and offenders in the criminal justice system remains one of the most glaring disparities between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians and non-Indigenous Australians today.

Some of the most glaring health problems in our society, such as the gap in health and life expectancy between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians are barely mentioned in this Budget.

But the importance of working to build it in all of us - and the urgency with which we should carry out this work - becomes all the more evident when you consider our society's most glaring deviations from its ideals.

One of the most glaring punctuation errors is the misuse or omission of hyphens, with variants that include creating a composite «word» that doesn't exist.

This infographic from Urbanest serves as a cheat sheet to help you remember the most glaring grammar mistake.

«A Micro USB port isn't the most glaring example of cost - cutting with this phone.

This would not be the first time Google overlooks its own rules, especially regarding design — the recent Google Plus» app update being probably the most glaring example — but most of all we are still months away from a definitive Android N release, which means the company may or may not stick with the idea.

First and foremost, the most glaring upgrade is the modified jewel.

The most glaring issues with the Garmin Vivoactive HR lie in its software.

The most glaring omission in OnePlus» software layer: themes.

The Motorola Droid Turbo 2 most glaring omission is its lack of a fingerprint sensor, but it does have dual front - facing speakers and a built - in IR Blaster.

Kaminska's most glaring criticism, though, was to the drawbacks of the censorship - resistant nature of the bitcoin blockchain, long touted as its core use case.

Whether you're new to Chrome or an old dog looking for some Googley new tricks, this guide will help you sidestep the OS's most glaring flaws and squeeze as much productivity as possible out of your Chromebook.

One of the most glaring deficiencies on the current Pixel phones is the lack of waterproofing, a perk which has become standard on flagships now.

One of the most glaring changes made in this new Developer Preview is the redesigned quick settings pages.

The most glaring shortcoming for me, though, was the touch latency.

The modular phone's most glaring flaw is the absence of a headphone jack, but its 5.5 - inch QHD AMOLED screen, 136 grams weight, and 5.2 mm profile are as stunning today as more than a year ago.

The most glaring difference is the lack of physical hardware buttons at the bottom of the display.

Unfortunately, however, many of the issues that plagued the original Pro remain in this second - generation 10.5 - inch iteration, with iOS» limitations as an operating system remaining the most glaring problem.

Perhaps the most glaring omission for now is that mobile Messenger users can't video call with desktop Facebook users, but Chudnovsky says that should be patched relatively soon.

The most glaring omission is the lack of pressure sensitivity — this isn't for pros.

Arguably, the points system has many flaws — the most glaring one being the assignment of demerit points for simple «speeding,» which often means you're guilty of nothing more serious than running afoul of a speed trap, which may be no reflection on your competence or safety behind the wheel.

The three that we feel are the most glaring are:

Although we have many concerns with the BC Government's Immediate Roadside Prohibition scheme, one of its most glaring faults is the reliance on Approved Screening Devices to collect evidence.

It's also the most glaring gap between law school and market reality and a large driver of the mass dissatisfaction of clients with their legal panel.

Sure, the most glaring drawback of PPC is that you have to pay per click and each click can be expensive.

The presidential campaign is the most glaring example of an ongoing current event that could provide lessons in communications, but there are doubtless others that will present themselves.

Said Jerke: «Thus, most glaring, the plaintiffs ignored the first court order to answer the undertaking; then alleged in court that the undertaking had been answered when it had not; and then attempted to avoid a second court order directing them to answer the undertaking by claiming privilege.

What follows are some of the most glaring.

The most glaring errror: having a press room — but with no contact information for reporters.

The most glaring may be that theory says that the troposphere will warm more rapidly than the surface, but estimates of tropospheric warming from satellites, corellated reasonably well with measurements from radiosonde balloons, show slower warming in the troposphere.

This is a negative feedback mechanism and it's the most glaring flaw in the whole warmist narrative.

I bring this up because the most glaring hole in Kramm's head is his repetition of the fact that Akasofu was a protege of Sidney Chapman, a very good space scientist, after whom our space science building is named.

One of the most glaring examples is the correlation between model sensitivity and the amount of sulfate aerosols assumed as input (which keeps sensitive models from running away from the data).

First, I'll look at a couple of proposals the government could conceivably adopt, that would remedy some of the most glaring flaws in the scheme as it stands.

In one of the most glaring instances, the swelling surf is now in the process of destroying a Ghana fishing village (Fuvemeh) that recently housed 2,500 people.

However, the most glaring logical fallacy here involves the conclusion that climate change does not pose a threat because we can adapt to it.

One of the most glaring differences between legitimate science - based blogs and those that deny the science on anthropogenic climate change is how they write about polar bears and Arctic sea ice.

In this broadcast, an extremely important press release on the progress being made to expose the truth about 911, the most glaring false flag event of them all.

The most glaring historical error is distorted World War II climate.

She is the member of the prime minister's advisory committee on climate change since 2008 and in that context, this is most glaring.

Leaving out the adjustments of the sites with the most glaring inconsistencies brings the average HQ trend back to the raw data trend of about 0.8 degrees C / 100 years.

Perhaps the most glaring evidence of this strategy was a long memo written by Joe Walker, who worked in public relations at the American Petroleum Industry, that surfaced in 1998.

Perhaps the most glaring glitch comes when Flannery writes about a species of mid-ocean crustacean found in the Mediterranean following the Chernobyl nuclear disaster with an extraordinary level of radioactive polonium - 210 in some organs.

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.

While not lacking in ambition, If the World Changed's most glaring weakness is its inability to sufficiently move away from the existing discursive pathways that have for some time defined this geographical region and its communities as a an elusive construct of political engineering.

This inconsistency is always most glaring in the figure, and it is most fortunate that in her recent work — the bulk of the show — Miss Zorach works almost entirely with rocks, trees and flowers.