Sentence examples for even starker problem from inspiring English sources

But access to decent medical care is an even starker problem.

"A unilateral UK move would create even starker problems of domestic and international presentation, particularly if such action were to contrast with continued congressional reluctance to fund modernisation".

A new study by the British Future thinktank puts the problem in even starker perspective, showing that if just one in three ethnic minority voters had backed the Conservatives in 2010 the party would have won a majority government.

The problem is even starker for universal truths: there's no truth-table for them because there is no set of atomic formulae whose truth determines that a universally quantified formula is true too.

The problem is even starker when you compare this outsized influence to the role of small donors.

Shettima speaks in even starker terms: "As long as the underlying problems that precipitate the crisis are not met, then there is a risk that more Nigerians will try to go to Europe.

After all, while Babbage wrote last month that unwanted electronics have become Europe's fastest-growing waste problem, across the Atlantic the challenge is even starker.

But even as the sense of emergency fades, Europe is potentially facing a starker problem.

In Manhattan, the disparity was even starker.

Najarro speaks in even starker terms.

A starker problem is cricket.