Sentence examples for stark comments from inspiring English sources

In terms of Europe's "soft power", most commentators had already been making stark comments about the declining appeal of "western" democratic and human rights ideals.

"No one in Russia's energy industry can afford to ignore the president's stark comments," said Herold.

Mr. Harbert's stark comments came at the beginning of NBC's upfront presentation to advertisers in New York.

But Mr. Aboulafia said some aviation officials also interpreted her stark comments as a sign that Boeing faced significant political and public relations hurdles in proving that it could make the planes safe.

In the most stark comments yet by a senior administration official, Kerry promised that a previously announced review of surveillance practices would be thorough and that some activities would end altogether.

Mr. Trump's stark comments went well beyond the firm but measured language typically preferred by American presidents in confronting North Korea, and indeed seemed almost to echo the bellicose words used by Mr. Kim.

As TechCrunch reported in April, Microsoft made a pretty stark comment on the health of its phone group, which is the underpinning of the goodwill that it carries relating to the Nokia purchase.

In some of the starkest comments about Greece by a senior British politician, Clarke said he hoped that a "very great deal of work" was being carried out to minimise the impact on financial markets and to relieve poverty in Greece.

Mr. Stark's comments echoed warnings in the central bank's monthly bulletin, released Thursday, that said China and other developing countries were likely to again generate huge trade surpluses while the United States and other wealthy countries piled up trade deficits.

The paper also approached Stark for comment and in its subsequent news story quoted a complaint from Stark's camp that the function room at the Golden Lion had at one point been sublet to a clothes retailer, an action that would technically have invalidated the Murphys' lease.

Rambis said his goal was for the Knicks to make the playoffs — a stark reversal from comments Fisher made last week that the playoffs were not a priority.