Sentence examples for stark measure from inspiring English sources

The SSCs, which are sparse in number (one in 3,000 adult testis cells), offer a stark measure of the sexes' different reproductive potentials.

This may not be much comfort to many black, LGBT or working-class women, but it's a stark measure of the gender premium.

A little more than four years later, the fate of Xu Zhiyong is a stark measure of change in China's political culture.

But the fate of the endowment, established to ensure the existence of City Opera in perpetuity, is a stark measure of the management failure.

They have simply ceded the subject to their opponents, and, year by year, Tiananmen is discovered and rediscovered by young people, for whom it is a stark measure of the gap between China's official and unofficial histories.

But violent student protests in central London, including an attack on a car carrying Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, to the theater, provided a stark measure of growing public resistance.

MIAMI — The starkest measure of Miami-Dade County's growth as a center for the arts is evident in the raw numbers.

The starkest measure of the French retreat from hope may be the rise, since the late nineteen-eighties, of the National Front.

South Africa's difficulties are now so entrenched that the ANC looks incapable of solving them.The starkest measure of South Africa's failure is the yawning gap between rich and poor.

That the deal was struck simply on the success of his 2010 trilogy about Shiva, the Hindu deity, is the starkest measure yet that Indian mythology has become the most marketable segment of India's English-language book market.

One of the starkest measures of the Dalai Lama's precarious position, however, has come from an unexpected source.