Sentence examples for compares starkly from inspiring English sources

"compares starkly" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to emphasize the contrast or difference between two things. For example: "The small, run-down apartment complex compares starkly to the sprawling mansion nearby."

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This improving digital performance compares starkly with Channel 4's initial foray into multichannel TV with a Film4 subscription service in November 1998, which accrued losses of more than £100m before it was switched to an ad-funded, free to air offering.

Importantly, whilst this compares starkly with the difficulty of haem pick up from the oxygenated protein (in the absence of the prior oxidation to the met-form), it nevertheless clearly shows the versatility of the HmuY haemophore which has the ability to extract haems from both the deoxy-iron II) as well as from the oxideoxy-iron IIobin species.

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"Hamlet" provides a contrasting backdrop for an admiring sketch of Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com, whose focus, decisiveness and fleetness of foot compare so starkly with the breast-beating vacillation of the Prince of Denmark.

The crucial role that markets and companies can play in economic development has been ignored too often in the past, so Mr Polak's focus on business solutions is welcome, even if he compares them too starkly against the weaknesses of aid.

Extensive national coverage of this rape starkly compares with another, which took place at Vanderbilt University, also caught on tape.

This event did not affect the overall anaerobic burial conditions in the mound, which can be starkly compared to those at the Heimdaljordet boat grave.

Unsustainable economic growth has been starkly compared to the malignant growth of a cancer because it eats away at the Earth's ecosystem services which are its life-support system.

Mr Sims, in a 2002 paper, says the option of using inflation to repay debt is a valuable fiscal-shock absorber that over time may be less expensive than the risk, or fact, of default.This can be seen starkly by comparing Britain with Spain (see chart).

Repeating the analysis on the CD34hi cells that have lower stem cell potential revealed that one cluster was starkly underrepresented compared to CD34lo cells, but this cluster included a similar proportion of HSCs sorted using a different strategy, indicating that this may represent the transcriptional program of true long-term HSCs.

Rabih Kayrouz of Maison Rabih Kayrouz continued to develop starkly beautiful knitting techniques in his geometrically slashed dresses, creating a look he compares to window shutters that open slightly to emit light.

To do that, hundreds of people were recruited online to compare sets of before-and-after images and to determine the 1-to-5 scale, from minimally altered to starkly changed.

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