Sentence examples for stark indication from inspiring English sources

"The resignation of the speaker is a stark indication of the disarray of the House Republicans," she said.

In a stark indication of widening national distress, consumer spending dipped for the first time in 17 years.

The news, issued without explanation on March 15th, was a stark indication of strife at the highest level of Chinese politics.It was far from unexpected.

The rebuff was seen here as a stark indication of Arab displeasure with the administration's more distant approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Because people have been watching and monitoring birds for so long, they provide us with a stark indication of our impact on the countryside.

India's cities are facing the problems right now but the pollution (and its problems) is a stark indication of what many more developing nations will face in future.

There is good news for Obama in these findings, but there's also a stark indication of the unchecked populist rage that could still overrun his ambitious plans.

Investors pulled a record amount of money from Pimco's flagship Total Return bond fund in June, a stark indication of how rising interest rates have pushed bonds out of favor.

REUTERS Investors Pull $9.6 Billion From Pimco Fund  |  Investors pulled a record amount of money from Pimco's flagship Total Return bond fund in June, a stark indication of how rising interest rates have pushed bonds out of favor.

Dozens of pairs of slippers in the porch are a stark indication of how many stay there.In Saitama, a bedroom community north-west of Tokyo, the scourge of poverty is well concealed.

The increase means that monthly premiums would top $100 for the first time, a stark indication of the rise in medical costs that is driving the debate in Congress about a broad overhaul of the health care system.