Sentence examples for stark conclusion from inspiring English sources

The memo began with a stark conclusion about trends in the region.

That is the stark conclusion of a report by a team led by British economist Nicholas Stern.

She said the American intelligence findings "overwhelmingly point to one stark conclusion: The Assad regime perpetrated an attack".

And he tacked on this stark conclusion: "I don't believe that there is any way that she can win the nomination".

The stark conclusion of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was that half to two-thirds of the "budget" have already used up.

This is the stark conclusion of climate experts who have analysed submissions in the runup to the Paris climate talks later this year.

Even a cursory reading of the bill yields two stark conclusions.

The King's Fund reached its stark conclusions after analysing an array of data indicating how the NHS in England fared in the last three months of 2014.

In an article for the Daily Mail, which has been highlighting cases of "bogus asylum seekers" almost daily for two months now, the former deputy prime minister summed up his case on the basis of "three stark conclusions".

Mr Sheehan has struggled to understand the ideology which animates the global jihad and to draw practical lessons from the attacks in New York, Bali, Istanbul, Madrid and London.He has reached two stark conclusions: "We underestimated al-Qaeda's capabilities before 9/11 and overestimated them after".

A recent study conducted by Princeton Professor Martin Gilens and Northwestern University Professor Benjamin Page drew stark conclusions about the power of the political dollar.