Sentence examples for remained stark from inspiring English sources

But the levels of income inequality remained stark.

Meanwhile, despite such advances, the bleakness of much Aboriginal experience remained stark and disturbing illness, alcoholism, and violence all having their part.

Under Mr Maduro's presidency, the difficulties have remained stark.

The school's teeming 30-foot walls remained stark white, begging for someone to notice its canvas potential.

But Democratic divisions remain stark, especially among the most liberal members of the Out of Iraq Caucus.

But the gaps — between white and black students, and poor and affluent — remain stark.

Over the years, the players and the terms of the debate here have changed somewhat and there has been some collaboration, but the divisions remain stark.

While boundary changes have blurred the picture, the facts remain stark – in the 23 years since voters returned John Major to power, Labour has lost 69 seats that it won in the 1992 election defeat.

Even if we ignore the lives, hopes and dreams behind the figures, they remain stark: 440,000 people with long-term illnesses or disabilities hit by the bedroom tax; 428,000 to lose the support they rely on to get around; 700,000 no longer eligible for sickness benefits from an arbitrary one-year limit.

When it comes to education the differences between the developed and developing worlds remain stark.

The issue was recently highlighted in the 2009 report by the National Research Council on "Gender Differences at Critical Transitions in the Careers of Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Faculty", which showed that despite enormous gains ensuring equal opportunities for women scientists, there remain stark differences between the numbers of men versus women who reach top positions in science.