They contrast starkly with the sky-wide, surrounding spaces.
Mr. Obama's recent expressions of concern about climate change contrast starkly with Mr. Harper's stated priorities.
They contrast starkly with the poverty in this city, which has an unemployment rate of 18percentt and the third-highest crime rate per capita in the state.
These positive benefits of the ROS that are induced by contractile activity contrast starkly with the increasing evidence that ROS-induced degenerative pathways are fundamental to aging processes in skeletal muscle.
Kerry's plans contrast starkly with the approach taken by former vice president Al Gore, who all but disappeared from the political scene after losing to Bush in the disputed 2000 presidential election.
BP's minimarts, complete with selections of wine and espresso bars, contrast starkly with Russian gas stations, which rarely carry food and usually require customers to pay for gas by stuffing cash through a tinted window and to ask questions into a microphone.
Then, which can be read on its own but benefits greatly from combination with the first book in Gleitzman's projected trilogy (Once), is narrated by 10-year-old Felix, in a voice filled alternately with tenderness and the desperation of fathomless loss; his simple declarative sentences contrast starkly with the vast moral imponderable of ethnic hatred.
Both contrast starkly with the babble of the news clips playing nearby.
Our findings contrast starkly with prior reports of no specific deterrent effect of arrest among young offenders for other types of offenses [11] [15].
These moves contrast starkly with recent initiatives by airlines.
These statistics contrast starkly with those from many other nations.
