Sentence examples for make for stark reading from inspiring English sources

The numbers make for stark reading.

The Welsh government's analysis of the financial impact of welfare reform makes for stark reading.

The survey, conducted by a rightwing thinktank headed by a political ally of the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, makes for stark reading, contradicting previous polls showing up to 60% of Israelis in favour of a two-state solution.

Kennedy set out to find out what was going on beneath the surface, to measure what is not happening, rather than what is; and while In Battalions is only a snapshot, it makes for stark reading.

Prof Martin Lombard, national clinical director for liver disease, said: "This report makes for stark reading about the needs of people dying with liver disease.

Shot with a documentary-style immediacy, this historic effort still makes for stark, powerful cinema.

Variations in reoffending rates make pretty stark reading, but there is some good news too (reported, among other places, in the Guardian).

The report makes stark reading for the police, as the sheer scale of the rehiring of retired officers is revealed for the first time.

They make for chirpy reading.

Such developments make for grim reading.

The statistics make for unpalatable reading.