Sentences with phrase «into stark relief»

The images of the burnt out building has brought into stark relief the terrible human cost of failing housing policy.

The value of lawyers in society has been put into a stark relief with recent hot media cases.

Searching for a new home has put the tension between the priorities of the housing market and the needs of a large family into stark relief.

Still, being forced to pick between these two performances throws the fundamental flaw of acting awards into stark relief.

What it does do, though, is throw into stark relief the poverty of imagination which presently frames the digital book debate.

This contraposition comes into stark relief when we see an evicted Jewish couple in whose plush apartment Schindler has just installed himself, moving into a squalid, overcrowded apartment block in the Krakow ghetto.

Their profound generic nature as a limitless commodity — they're basically grist for the rudimentary crafting system — is only brought into starker relief by the diversity and ferocity of the Machines.

These challenges were thrown into stark relief when Geron halted its stem - cell trial in November, having decided that the hurdles to commercializing the therapy were too great.

Will Self's lament for the death of the novel earlier this summer has been cast into stark relief by «shocking» new statistics which show that the number of authors able to make a living from their writing has plummeted dramatically over the last eight years, and that the average professional author is now making well below the salary required to achieve the minimum acceptable living standard in the UK.

The recent drought that has gripped much of the Southwest for almost three years has thrown the issue into stark relief.

But judgements reflect values, and the decisions made by this government about Treasury policy throw its small - state, centre - right ideology into stark relief.

The 7 - extension opening comes just a couple of days after a G - train derailment, which brough the system's need for repair into stark relief yet again.

The Democrats» dilemma was put into stark relief early Tuesday when one of their more unpredictable members, Pedro Espada Jr. of the Bronx, announced he would stay away unless the conference took up two of his measures: a farmworkers bill of rights and legislation relating to New York City rent control.

One issue that progressive activists are upset with the incumbent governor about — and that came into stark relief around the time of the 2016 Clinton - Sanders primary — is the state's antiquated election laws, including lack of early voting and same - day registration, and party - change deadlines extremely far in advance of the applicable vote.

The need for new approaches comes into stark relief as the Alzheimer's Association begins its annual conference this week in Toronto.

In 2011, climate change skeptic Anthony Watts published a study that threw this problem into stark relief.

Highlighting the cost of the F - 35 Joint Strike Fighter program, the most expensive in the Pentagon's history, brings into stark relief how skewed our national priorities are.

Primal Fear docks on the format from Paramount in a smooth, bright 1.85:1, 1080p video transfer that unfortunately brings the use of opticals into stark relief.

The Trojan Horse scandal over the influence of extremist ideology in Birmingham schools has thrown the role of school governors into stark relief.

There, an unexplained mortality event of shocking scope has brought the fragility of life for marine mammals in the 21st century into stark relief, and in a certain way, set the stage for this year's deliberations.

It seems to me that Justice Stratas» criticism of the Court's approach (which is particularly apt because, as Daly notes, the Court had undergone a shift in personnel since its last decision on this issue) puts our task into stark relief.

SAN FRANCISCO / FRANKFURT (Reuters)-- Facebook faces substantial business risks from new European Union privacy rules set to take effect in May, a looming reality that came into stark relief over the...

There are the standard office friendships, tensions and romances, which are all thrown into stark relief when impenetrable metal shutters come down and an ominous voice comes over a loudspeaker, instructing the group to kill each other or be killed themselves.

Omar is a thriller and a romance, with unabashedly melodramatic elements (there's even a love triangle), all of which are brought into stark relief by the Israeli - Palestinian conflict.

With the global population expected to reach 9 billion by 2050, it casts into stark relief the assessments made by some in the livestock and agricultural industries that the only way to feed the world is to increase production or use more efficient technology.

When Apple introduced iBooks Author earlier this year — an authoring environment that is powerful, supports rich media, and is very user - friendly — it brought this issue into stark relief.

These young men put into stark relief the innocence and potential perver - sion of the youthful body as it confronts the man - made elements of a post-industrial society.

- Focus Research this week has brought into stark relief the potential threat that plain packaging laws could have on the global drinks industry

- Focus Research this week has brought into stark relief the potential threat that plain packaging laws could have on the global drinks industry... read more

What's fascinating about this proposal is that it throws into stark relief one of the core choices Britain has to make when it comes to Brexit.

The size of the challenge facing Ed Miliband was thrown into stark relief this morning, after a prominent union leader warned just ten per cent of his members would be likely to join Labour.

The absurd prospect of taxpayers paying a nine - figure sum to compensate criminals for the consequences of their own criminal behaviour has served one useful purpose - it has thrown into stark relief the illegitimate power of the ECHR over our own institutions.

Instead, the downturn is throwing them into starker relief,» said Patricia Hewitt MP, speaking at the Fabian Society's conference on feminism.

But its inclusion serves to throw into stark relief the very real terror and upheaval experienced by the drugs war's earliest casualties: average Mexicans who do not have the option to stay out of it.

Such was the case with the school shootings in Springfield, Ore., last May, an event that put into stark relief some of the basic needs of our children.

The intentions of the plan's architect — the Broad Foundation — were put into stark relief.

It's grayer than the Paperwhite's — a fact the white body brings into stark relief — but it's also crystal clear, offering slightly (but noticeably!)

My transition from Console Fanboy to PC Master Race happened so gradually I didn't even notice, but this month really brought into stark relief the difference between the two.

But Arena makes them feel fresh by bringing them into stark relief for the first time.

And the US election has put into stark relief the urgency of the need for meaningful, for transformative change now.

His resignation — the inevitable decision of an honourable man — throws into stark relief the conduct of his political superiors and, unlike them, he was not to blame.