Sentence examples for stark inability from inspiring English sources

Over-optimism led to stark inability to pay up when the calls (for cash on subscribed shares) came in, and suddenly money was impossible to come by.

The rapid escalation of rent in San Francisco has left a trail of bitterness, contention, and pain throughout the city, coupled with a resigned sense of exasperation at the stark inability to do anything about it.

The stark inability of the Bangladeshi government to handle the current crisis bodes terribly for the even-higher stakes catastrophes that could result from the construction of the Rampal Power Plant.

Pacquiao did drop Chris Algieri six times in their November 2014 meeting, but was that an indication of his power returning, or a starker case of his inability to finish a fight these days?

Senior officials and analysts here said events in Tunis, while not without precedent, represented in stark colors the Arab world's inability to cope with American efforts to redraw the region's political map.

Instead of showcasing "India Shining," critics say the Games have become a stark example of the government's inability to plan and oversee large and complex projects, in the process reinforcing a long-held stereotype that things in India never get completed on time.

The cursor blinked as if impatient for my inability to fill the stark whiteness of the blank page.

The Jets' inability to score is in stark contrast with the first team's productivity in the preseason against teams' first-string defenses.

The starkest illustration of this is the authorities' inability to end the blockade that has reduced oil exports, the government's main source of revenue, to under a tenth of the 1.6m barrels a day produced before the uprising.

The state's inability to follow through on that plan for University provides a stark example of how hard it can be — not just in New York, but around the nation — to close or shrink hospitals, even when there is evidence they are providing costly and below-average care.

The circuit court is a stark example of the broken appointment process and the harm caused by the Senate's inability to do its job.