Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Health indicators in Africa are so alarming that health care privatisation can only increase these blatant disparities.
• And, therefore, we have to say loudly that the exploitation by the banks of the new rules which have been introduced in the euro area in order to increase their profits at the expense of our citizens is blatant doltishness.
• As a matter of fact, throughout the Commission proposal runs the blatant desire to increase its powers, as Article 7 shows clearly, which the European Parliament report, nevertheless, seeks to limit.
• We know that there is an increase in illegal migratory movement, for the most part controlled by criminal networks that often create situations involving exploitation and blatant violation of human rights.

• The most prominent manifestations of telmisartan overdose were hypotension and tachycardia; bradycardia, dizziness, increase in serum creatinine, and acute renal failure have also been reported.
• The most prominent manifestations of telmisartan overdose were hypotension and tachycardia; bradycardia, dizziness, vomiting, increase in serum creatinine, and acute renal failure have also been reported.
• Prominent public figures have long had to accept that their freedom to do as they wish is constrained by the needs of security, and the process of globalisation is leading to an increase in travel of such persons within the European Union.
• Monkeys administered ocular bimatoprost concentrations of >= 0.03% daily for 1 year had an increase in iris pigmentation and reversible dose
• related periocular effects characterised by a prominent upper and/ or lower sulcus and widening of the palpebral fissure.
• bound targets to increase the volume of official development assistance with a view to spending, by 2015, 0.7% of the EU's gross national income for development.
• The most prominent EU commitments are the time
• The latter had as consequence an increase in sales volumes as well as an increase in sales price levels that were, by the end of the RIP, more prominent than the corresponding increases in the cost of production.