The neighborhood's transformation seemed stark and total.
But the numbers are stark: the total number of immigrants, legal and illegal, arriving in the 2000s grew at half the rate of the 1990s, according to the Census Bureau.
Citing a soon-to-be-published book by Walter Scheidel, a Stanford history professor, Porter summed up what the headline called a "dilemma for humanity: stark inequality or total war".
The country faced a stark choice between total spending cuts of more than a quarter, health and social protection spending cuts of 50%, or "significant" tax hikes if long-term obligations were to be met, the free-market champions said.
NOAA's analysis of year-to-date rainfall shows the stark contrast in totals across the United States in 2018.
The serenity of Robson and Ballance's progress in the morning session was in stark contrast to the total panic that ensued after lunch.
Singh notes the effect of the 1937 elections on Muslim political opinion, "when the Congress formed a government with almost all of the Muslim MLAs sitting on the Opposition benches, non-Congress Muslims were suddenly faced with this stark reality of near total political powerlessness.
Mr. de Blasio was expected to report a large fund-raising haul, but the stark difference between the totals for him and his rival underscores the extent of the challenge that lies ahead for Mr. Lhota, who, aside from a feisty performance in a debate this week, has generally struggled to generate interest in his candidacy.
That total is in stark contrast to the situation at the start of this century, when only two states — Alaska and Minnesota — lost more people to cancer than heart disease.
The starker accounting helped push the total of nonperforming loans 22percentt higher, to a record $437 billion, at the end of March.
