Sentences with phrase «stark fact»

But strip away the considerable nonsense surrounding this topic, and a few stark facts remain.

And then there is a rather stark fact to consider: if pure Android was that much a rage, the Nexus range would have been the highest selling Android devices in tech town.

Fascinated by the area's past and driven by discovery, Kander's photographs portray stark fact and bleak setting with a characteristic poeticism.

To the hardware gurus, such a statement would have been tantamount to tech sacrilege, but that statement highlights a rather stark fact: hardware has of late become a point to boast about at conferences and launches rather than something to facilitate better performance in most Android flagships.

If you or other email - reliant people in your life need a reminder of this stark fact, check out a new HBR blogs post from Vanessa Bohns.

Although Qoheleth's hatred of life has arisen from the stark fact of death, according to Lohfink, this is an intermediate stage.

Any form of theology or of preaching which moves lightly over the stark fact of sin is foredoomed by its shallow optimism to the failure which awaits too great lightheartedness in a tragic world.

In both cases the past has been absolutely superseded by a stark fact of history, and placed in an entirely new light.

Behind it all is the stark fact that CNN's competitors at MSNBC and Fox have been earning superior ratings in primetime by talking — loudly — about politics.

«The stark facts remain that BME teachers are under - represented in the teaching profession particularly at the most senior levels, they are paid less than their white counterparts, they experience widespread discrimination when applying for jobs or promotion and often have to endure racist comments and abuse at work.

It is a stark fact that Labour seats have fewer electors than Conservative ones — in 1997 5200 fewer, in 2001 6400 fewer and in 2005 6200 fewer.

Yet three years later, the stark fact is that if such a curb on donations were in force, the Conservative Party would not have enough cash to function as an entity.

Even so, in the UK the stark facts suggest that within a decade demand for electricity is likely to outstrip the nation's ability to supply it, says Luq Niazi of IBM Global Business Services.

Singer is not deterred by the sometimes agonizingly slow pace of science, or by the stark fact that the genetics and aetiology research that her foundation is funding is unlikely to ever directly benefit Steven or Jodie.

It reflects both the strength of the human spirit and the stark fact that everyday life goes on, no matter the circumstances.

Here's a stark fact: According to research by Georgetown's Anthony Carnevale and Jeff Strohl, less than 10 percent of poor children now graduate with a four - year college degree.

The editorial lays out the stark facts about the Jumoke / FUSE charter school company and its contract to run the Bridgeport neighborhood school known as Dunbar.

«The stark fact,» Rebell says, «is that over the next 50 years, the students from minority groups who are now disproportionately represented among dropouts and low - achieving students will constitute a majority of the nation's public schools.

These resolutions of support from school districts across the state highlight the stark fact that public education affects us all.

No reference to Nokia there, but the stark fact is that India has got its first MeeGo

But do these stark facts about the relatively small amount of shark attacks ease the mind when heading out into the open ocean?

But the stark fact remains: it still doesn't have the grunt to do native 4K consistently.

These are the stark facts of Gorky «s life, and their memories were to haunt his best work.

What I have seen in these two countries and others as it compares to Japan is the stark fact that we all pay for disasters: poor people / countries with their lives and rich people / countries with money (cash, insurance, and physical assets).

This stark fact will top the agenda in Manila as the 2015 Asia Clean Energy Forum gets underway today.

That report and the discussion which has continued since its publication shows that there is mounting concern about two stark facts: The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is rising.

But he does offer one more reminder of a stark fact: Overfishing has accelerated at exactly the same time as independent fishing operators have been disappearing.

because this framing of environmental issues as marginal or dead weight in newsgathering and newsmaking still needs to be challenged, and it starts with individual responses to some basic, stark facts.

While the SFO can be expected to intimate that such big cases may be in its pipeline, the stark fact is that it suffers from a money and morale problem.

But the stark fact is that there are many tiers in Android — the OS is fragmented and the hardware running it is even more so.

I do not doubt their sincerity, but a stark fact is that a large number of those hailing stock Android is perhaps not «typical» tech users.

The stark fact is that the OnePlus 3T is a device that is superior to the OnePlus 3, although this superiority is covertly rather than overtly evident.