Sentence examples for starkly reflect from inspiring English sources

Or would it still starkly reflect the Australian workforce, where just 8.4% of board directors are women?

These images starkly reflect the multiple ways that hierarchy and gender intersect to stratify the health sector in inequitable ways [ 17, 18].

But the firm's challenges are starkly reflected in its once-powerful fixed-income division.

But Childress's relationship with his players might have been most starkly reflected in the reaction to his firing.

Generally speaking, young boys are more interested in sports than girls, so why isn't this starkly reflected in the way young men and woman drink?

Starkly reflecting the calamitous post-Soviet experience, Aytmatov's Kassandra tamgasy (1996; "The Mark of Cassandra"; first published in Russian in 1995 as Tavro Kassandry) is a novel of global dystopia.

This gap is starkly reflected by the 23 million Americans who are looking for full-time jobs and the millions more who have left the labor force because they could not find one.

The opinion was the first Judge Lynne had written in the first person in 29 years on the bench, and it starkly reflected his anguish about the civil rights revolution raging across the South.

But even as the gap narrows, Republican and Democratic expenditures reflect starkly different bets on how to best spend money in the race's first phases.

Nestling in a lakeside village in Switzerland's low-tax canton of Zug, Glencore's starkly modern headquarters reflect a culture where trading aggression is coupled with public discretion.

When I visited him in May, these included a DVD compilation of his videos, including some Wings songs; a DVD of "Ecce Cor Meum," a lush choral work; and his latest pop album, "Memory Almost Full," a suite of deeply personal songs that reflect, often starkly, McCartney's awareness of aging and loss as he approaches his sixty-fifth birthday, on June 18th.