Sentence examples for starkly demonstrate from inspiring English sources

"Today's pleas starkly demonstrate the serious dangers of unlicensed and unregulated entities operating within the American banking system as cover for money laundering and other criminal activities," said Mary Jo White, the United States Attorney in Manhattan, in a prepared statement yesterday.

But the low pay and tin-walled hovels of the miners who went on strike at Lonmin's mine — conditions in many ways reminiscent of the ones faced by the miners Mr. Ramaphosa led — starkly demonstrate the failure of the A.N.C. to deliver its own slogan: "A better life for all".

As most people know, I'm a pretty big advocate of the idea that many of the next great high-growth companies will be founded outside of the U.S., but these stats starkly demonstrate a undeniable advantage of being Valley-based.

Chief executive Anne Marie Carrie said: "Our services know all too well the difficulties involved in getting cases of child sexual exploitation to court but these shocking statistics starkly demonstrate just how hard it is.

This division is most starkly demonstrated by the candidates themselves.

This trial starkly demonstrates just how difficult this process can be.

The apportionment of delegates from California's Republican and Democratic primaries on Feb. 5 starkly demonstrates this dichotomy.

A few months ago I had an experience that starkly demonstrated how important Mr. Turner is among younger musicians.

This is starkly demonstrated by number of housing benefit claimants in work, which more than doubled between November 2008 and February 2012 to 878,000.

Those scientists had no time to think about the waste produced by their atomic bomb programme, a point starkly demonstrated by another Sellafield legacy building, B41.

The disparity of the freedom of men compared with that of women is starkly demonstrated when it comes to bisexuality; it is the disparity of theory and practice.