Sentence examples for stark analysis from inspiring English sources

And now we hear their British echoes, from people drawn towards the same stark analysis.

Sight & Sound magazine recently gave a stark analysis of the performance of foreign language films at cinemas in the UK.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo wisely chucked all that on Wednesday in favor of a stark analysis of New York's dismal plight.

This stark analysis is contained in an intelligence report provided to the State Department last week by Syrian sources working with the Free Syrian Army FSAA).

A recent survey of the three main Russian television channels produced some stark analysis of what Russians are hearing about Europe.

The OMB issued a stark analysis of the impact of the cuts in a letter to Congress that was issued with the report and signed by Jeffrey Zients, deputy director for management.

Stark, simple analysis underpinned by exemplary interviews and a fine historical and moral sense.

Asked about Mr. Stark's analysis, Representative Fletcher said: "I don't think that's anywhere close to accurate.

Stark's analysis, however, shows that if you tally smaller batches - 10-50 ballots, for example - you can achieve a higher level of confidence with less effort and cost.

Humanity's ongoing annihilation of wildlife is cutting down the tree of life, including the branch we are sitting on, according to a stark new analysis.

Generally, the Stark broadening analysis of the spectral profile for the Hβ emission line, which is emitted by the plasma discharge, is the most common procedure to obtain the electron density, n e [51, 52, 53].