Sentence examples for becomes starker from inspiring English sources

The problem becomes starker when looking at the trend in PRRT revenue, Ward says.

But the decline becomes starker when the charges are factored in, leaving Cisco with a net loss of 37 cents a share, in contrast to profit of 8 cents a share in the period a year ago.

As power lines lengthen, the number of approvals they require increases, the complications of dividing the costs become greater and the difference among national interests and local interests becomes starker, said Dan W. Reicher, a former assistant secretary of energy who was a member of President Obama's transition team.

That comparison becomes starker when you compare SecureWorks, 2016's first IPO, to Snap, which went public in 2017.

The role of weather and climate on Indigenous health is poorly defined, and this lack of information becomes starker when the prevailing backdrop of climate change is considered.

The room itself becomes stark, the bookcases empty, the sweet autumn musty scent of the older books gone, only photographs, stapler, memorabilia and much dust remaining.

How will we cope, not just with keeping the water out of the kitchen, but in our heads, if the gloomiest of our mythical stereotypes of Britain's climate becomes stark reality?

Occasionally, as the visitors leave the area, the surprising difference between park and non-park becomes stark: the latter has fewer trees, is less green, and features no animals except distant herds of cattle or goats.

The Entire City is named after a Max Ernst painting, and Walling casts her metropolis as both comfort and threat; the safeness and succor of Concrete Mother becomes suffocating claustrophobia on Nest, with its suspense-filled percussion, and the war-like rush of the eponymous track becomes stark isolation on Changelings.

And when you contrast that with the average 22-year-old, that's when it really becomes stark.

As the evening progressed, this transformation became starker.