Sentence examples similar to stark imperatives from inspiring English sources
This puts into stark relief the imperative necessity of attending to the rights of these communities, otherwise we shall not achieve the MDGs", declared Kastberg during the Conference.
Such stark figures make it imperative that every social care pound is spent to maximum effect.
This imperative stands in stark contrast to our contemporary reality.
The Danes and the Swedes have operated in this way, in stark contrast with Spain, where political imperatives have kept monstrously managed banks alive – or, in the case of Bankia, created an agglomeration of many failing regional banks, presumably on the grounds that the bigger the entity becomes, the less likely it is to be "allowed to fail".
More than two-thirds of the world was undernourished in 1949 and Bruce felt it imperative for the Council to bring these stark facts to the developed nations.
Now, for the most awful and imperative reason imaginable, Haiti's government and its international supporters have the opportunity to turn stark devastation into the beginning of a new standard of living.
The message of generational failure and the new imperative of resistance is not so different from the message of the author's earlier work, but it is more urgent, hectoring, and stark.
Regional differences are stark.
