Sentence examples for demonstrate starkly from inspiring English sources

As the magnitude of the losses became clearer, so too did banks' risk aversion, since Lehman's failure seemed to demonstrate starkly the risks of lending to any other big financial institution.

In addition, the results of our insatiable thirst for fossil fuels were demonstrated starkly and tragically, both in a West Virginia coal mine as well as in the Gulf of Mexico, on TV screens all across America in recent months.

The growth of borrowing under Gordon Brown and the costs of servicing private finance initiative (PFI) projects will fall most heavily on the next generation of taxpayers.Nothing could demonstrate more starkly older people's grip on political power than the priority given to the health service by first Labour and now the Tories.

First, it demonstrates more starkly than ever the dubious role being played by the army.

"This case demonstrates most starkly where you have inequality between claimant and vastly well funded defendant," said Linda Lee, president of the Law Society.

This fact was demonstrated most starkly at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, where patients suffered because of drastic cuts to staffing levels in an effort to save money and balance the books.

In the old days teams would never have done such a thing when they were 90 minutes from Wembley, but United already were at Wembley (pah!) and nothing could have demonstrated more starkly that the old days and the old ways had been consigned to history.

The disaster of GCSE English marking this year demonstrates this starkly.

"Today's pleas starkly demonstrate the serious dangers of unlicensed and unregulated entities operating within the American banking system as cover for money laundering and other criminal activities," said Mary Jo White, the United States Attorney in Manhattan, in a prepared statement yesterday.

But the low pay and tin-walled hovels of the miners who went on strike at Lonmin's mine — conditions in many ways reminiscent of the ones faced by the miners Mr. Ramaphosa led — starkly demonstrate the failure of the A.N.C. to deliver its own slogan: "A better life for all".

Chief executive Anne Marie Carrie said: "Our services know all too well the difficulties involved in getting cases of child sexual exploitation to court but these shocking statistics starkly demonstrate just how hard it is.