Sentence examples for stark arguments from inspiring English sources

This argument maintains that Mr. McGreevey may have gone about as far as he can in making Mr. Schundler and his stark arguments for change the only issue in the race.

Each side made stark arguments, with Democrats casting the issue as protecting the middle class, and Republicans countering that they were safeguarding small businesses and jobs.

That obviously clashed with Mr Stark's argument that the media are too wimpy to ask hard questions of Republicans, as his George Allen smackdown got national attention.

Mr. Stark's argument turns on its head the widely accepted narrative that it was only when the West threw off Christian dogma that it realized the economic, scientific and technological, social and political innovations associated with modern advances.

(Nobody who thinks it's OK to pester a woman to remove her headphones, as per that sleazy blogpost that went viral this summer, will find solace in Stark's argument).

Bill Singer, a securities attorney and shareholder in the law firm Stark & Stark, says average investors should consider one of two arguments.

"Our approach stands in stark contrast to the arguments coming out of Russia these days".

Over the past several weeks, dozens of other sheriffs from across the country have reacted with similar public opposition to Mr. Obama's call for stiffer gun laws, releasing a deluge of letters, position papers and statements laying out their arguments in stark terms.

The economics of opium in Afghanistan, one of the world's poorest nations, are so stark as to defy argument.

The first episode opens with Stark delivering his closing argument on behalf of a celebrity, Gordie Brock Tony Dalyy), charged with attempting to kill his wife.

These authors put their argument in stark terms: "The choice between these measurement regimes boils down to a dilemma between ignoring price signals, or relying on their degraded versions".