Sentence examples for stark mismatch from inspiring English sources

Both photographers' images of the police show a stark mismatch with the attackers' arsenal.

Plus, when it comes to price, there's often a stark mismatch between what you think and they think a decent bottle of wine should cost.

The stark mismatch between the number of people with degrees and the number of jobs requiring degrees has created a generation of bored employees who feel like they are working "bullshit jobs".

That stark mismatch is revealed in an analysis of the last 15 years' worth of experimental research..

An important factor in this shift is a stark mismatch between the fine values of folks like many of my rural Virginia neighbors and the goals and practices of the political force to which they give their support.

That stark fiscal mismatch supports the claim of those who argue that America in many ways has already become a social democracy.

A data survey by Nexus Research last year put the mismatch in stark terms by comparing the implicit per-student subsidy at rich private institutions with the government funding of public colleges in their state.

The starkest illustration of this mismatch comes in asset management.

The mismatch is especially stark in the biomedical field.

That has forced the sector to a bleak conclusion, says Hugh Thornbery, chief executive of Adoption UK. "Now we're in a position where we're no longer seeing a mismatch in numbers, it throws into quite stark relief that here is a group of children whom people don't want".

As her parents slowly recounted to me their journey through our courts, the mismatch between the rhetoric and reality of victims' rights could not have been starker.