Sentence examples for stark concerns from inspiring English sources

A campaign memo from Britain Stronger in Europe leaked to the Guardian revealed stark concerns about whether Labour voters would turn out for the remain side, revealing that only half of its voters know what position the party has taken.

Recent gaffes by the Republican candidate have tended to reinforce the president's argument.Yet another stark difference concerns global warming.

Stark's concerns are absolutely on target: Why spurn a good offer that has every expectation of being consummated in a market where that is the exception because of old bad blood?

The general election therefore presented voters with a stark choice concerning the post-Bloomberg direction of policing in New York City.

Carolyn Apcar emailed Stark to voice concerns that aspects of the plan did not seem believable.

In Lower Manhattan on Monday afternoon, protesters were drawn by a vast array of concerns: stark income inequality in the city, their family's suffering from salary cuts, the embarrassment of resorting to food stamps despite working 40 hours a week.

In stark contrast to concerns over Dubai's debt issues, both Latvia (GDP down by 18.4% in Q3) and Senegal are marketing bond offerings this morning, which suggests the market for emerging market debt is strong and open.

This finding is in agreement with the WHSA-II, but the importance of this issue to residents is underrepresented in the WHSA-II; less than 20% of any income group in the WHSA-II indicated malaria as a primary concern, in stark contrast with the near-unanimous voicing of concern over malaria in the focus groups.

But some Democrats were anxious about that choice, citing possible health concerns, Mr. Stark's brusque demeanor and his own recent brush with the ethics panel, which cleared him of a residential tax issue.

Behind this practical concern lie stark and frequently unspoken resentments and divisions.

We have a stark choice before us concerning the future of the planet and its peoples.