Sentence examples for starkly obvious from inspiring English sources

This point is starkly obvious in wartime.

The lines of emulation are starkly obvious.

HE gender gap is nowhere so starkly obvious as in the popular fiction that provides harmless holiday escapism.

Courtesy of a series of fundraising and disclosure scandals in recent years, the problem with the Australian system is now starkly obvious.

In France, Citroën was swallowed by Peugeot, though the brand survives, while Simca went into the maw of Chrysler, never to be seen again.Consolidation in cars is not as starkly obvious to the consumer as it has been in, say, personal computers.

It is starkly obvious that improving our still limited grasp of the underlying pathophysiology is key to making major advances in patient management.

Looking back, it's obvious how starkly premonitory this all was.

With the obvious exception of starkly different attitudes to corruption, the two men's leadership style does not appear to be dissimilar.

If the vital magic of effective management is not obvious on TV, or at the macro-economic level, it is starkly clear to those in the private equity business who seek to fund innovative companies, thereby creating bigger, prosperous companies, more jobs and consequently more wealth for everyone.

Similarly, even now the reputations of Mr Blair and Mr Brown are intimately connected.That is starkly true among foreign observers, to whom the appeal of grumpy Scottish Presbyterianism is even less obvious than it is to Britons.

But experts say the answers are no more obvious now than when United's losses started mounting at an alarming rate two years ago, during an economic downturn that starkly revealed just how unprepared traditional hub-and-spoke airlines were for the challenge from low-cost carriers like Southwest Airlines.