Sentence examples for stark raises from inspiring English sources

Godfrey said that the high-profile departure of Stark raises other issues as well.

Here, the contrast between China and Russia is stark, raising questions about state capacity and agents' behavior.

If Stark had raised to six clubs, and Baseggio had made the contract, they would have gained 12 match points and given their opponents zero.

Reality intruded when he spelled out what he said were the stark alternatives: raising taxes across the board and slashing spending by up to 15percentt, or adopting his toll road plan.

The possibility of such a mix-up happening in real life evokes both fascination and horror and raises stark, primal questions of identity.

Mr. Obama's campaign has produced a stark commercial that raises questions about whether Mr. Romney would have followed the same course as the president, who ordered the attack on Bin Laden's compound in Pakistan one year ago this week, despite objections from some of the president's senior military advisers.

Stark was thereupon raised to the rank of brigadier general in the Continental Army.

Two months later he was photographed climbing on, leaping through and dangling off prestigious London architecture – stark naked – to raise money for Jamie Oliver's food education campaign.

The files raise stark questions about how information is reported on Nauru, one of Australia's two offshore detention centres for asylum seekers who arrive by boat.

David Bradley was fantastic as Walder Frey – equal parts lechery, vanity and greed, conducting the fall of the house of Stark one sardonically raised wine glass at a time.

And now that the surge is over, and the force of 68,000 American troops is scheduled to withdraw by the end of 2014, the Taliban's resilience has raised stark fears about what will happen next.