Sentence examples for stark variation from inspiring English sources

In a stark variation on the concept of two countries divided by a common language, American Jews and Israelis are two peoples unified by their lack of that shared tongue, their inability to truly read the other, grasp the other, know how the other ticks, lives, hates and loves, relates to family, assesses threat, matures too early in some ways and never in others.

Stark variation in these outcomes is evident by geographic region and socioeconomic status, and these impacts will exacerbate health disparities.

There is stark variation between groups, but with no discernible consistent pattern separating vertebrates from decapods (Fig. 2).

However, he adds, alluding to the stark variation in how much hybrid technology boosted fuel efficiency, "Not all automakers are delivering on the full promise of this technology".

Given the superficial similarity of many of these countries and jurisdictions, it is hard to explain such stark variation on cultural differences alone [ 8, 10].

There can also be stark variations between cities in the same country.

Progress since 2007 appears significantly slower, and there are stark variations between regions.

Moreover, in recent months, stark variations in the graduate premium – the amount graduates earn compared to non-graduates – have become more evident.

There were stark variations between local areas, from a low of less than 0.1 food parcels per 100 people in Lichfield, Staffordshire, to a high of eight parcels per 100 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

The MBRRACE team flagged up the need for research into premature births and also called for every maternity unit to review and record the causes of death in the same way to try to discover why there are such stark variations around the country.

Ciaran Devane, chief executive of Macmillan Cancer Support, said the findings revealed "stark variations".