Sentence examples for stark numbers from inspiring English sources

These are stark numbers indeed.

Those stark numbers are just that: numbers.

The stark numbers in the report tell the story of the recession.

But for a state facing billions in deficits for years to come, even the considerable power of the prison industry might not outweigh these stark numbers.

With no end in sight to the downturn, the stark numbers on Friday are likely to intensify the debate over an enormous stimulus plan moving through Congress.

Among the stark numbers in the CDC report was the one signaling a high number of suicides among people with no diagnosed mental health condition.

A carefully reasoned argument is bound to be more compelling than just a cold, stark number, right?

But Jürgen Stark, number two at Germany's Bundesbank, said publicly in Washington this week that he was "very unhappy" with the present state of transatlantic relations.

Though the loss represents the average change in population abundance not the loss in species or total animal numbers, as many headlines stated it is still a stark number that represents a drastic loss of biodiversity in a very, very short period of time.

The report also closes with a stark number: at the end of 2015, only one in five mutual funds or ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) are managed by women, and in the U.S. things are even worse, with this number declining from 11.4% in 2008 to a minuscule 9.7% at the end of 2015.

A recent study from the Guardian paints even starker numbers: half of all produce grown in the U.S. may be discarded because it's bruised, misshapen, oddly sized or has some other non-threatening deformity.