Sentences with phrase «stark picture»

The numbers above paint a pretty stark picture about the risks that motorcycle riders face every time they hit the road.

Like many westerns, «Django Unchained» latches onto a simple, stark picture of good and evil, and takes homicidal vengeance as the highest — if not the only — form of justice.

At best, it's a guess — and one intended to paint as stark a picture as possible.

«These new stark picture warnings emphasise the harsh health realities of continuing to smoke.

The indictment laid out a stark picture of how the Russians carried out the scheme, which the court filing said they undertook with the specific purpose of boosting Trump and denigrating his opponent.

When I ask Polman a few days later why he painted such a stark picture of the world, he replies, «What's new?

It is a stark picture of rank inequality; the backdrop for revolution, but also a mirror to the real world.

It's a stark picture, with the only outcomes being salvation or damnation.

In this fashion, the stark picture in Matthew and Mark is transformed: the tragedy is already a victory, before the resurrection, and John in particular wants us to believe that Jesus never quite relinquished control.

Bolt's inspection report, carried out throughout 2017, paints a stark picture of a scheme that is causing real harm to migrants - both documented and undocumented - people from ethnic minority backgrounds, and society at large.

Mr Lammy - who has campaigned doggedly on the Windrush scandal - today painted a stark picture of the possible fate of those British citizens who may have been sent overseas.

Well, it won't be so funny after I connect the dots and unveil a stark picture of a country whose impaired educational system is producing citizens that are not ready for the demands of a knowledge economy.

The report, released today, documents some improvements but it paints a stark picture of an institution which is failing young people and a custodial operation which is unfit for vulnerable young people.

A report from the World Bank, also published this week, paints a stark picture of a 4 °C warmer world riven by severe heatwaves, floods and droughts.

Burning, then, is the full package, tangling with old school genre while also rippling with literary portent and offering a stark picture of economic inequality in South Korea.

The first act paints a stark picture of a man who desires to control his life to the smallest degree, living in a perfectly sanitized townhouse with a cadre of seamstresses who visit each day to make his designs a reality.

Recently, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights (2018) issued a 150 - page report that paints a stark picture of the funding inequities that exist among state education systems.

Yousef Al - Mohaimeed's haunting and enigmatic novel, his first published outside Saudi Arabia after being banned there, offers a stark picture of that society.

Yousef Al - Mohaimeed's haunting and enigmatic novel, his first published outside Saudi Arabia after being banned there, offers a stark picture of that society.The central character of Wolves of the Crescent...

The chapter paints a stark picture of the discourse on climate science and what it means for the policy debate:

But as an insight into what it means to talk about 2C and how the target is now inextricably linked to negative emissions, today's paper paints a stark picture.

America's Most Endangered Rivers of 2018 highlights critical upcoming decisions and paints a stark picture of what's at stake.

«The World Bank itself has laid out a stark picture of what a world with four degrees of warming looks like, yet it continues to pump billions into projects exploring for new fossil fuel resources that must not be burned in any reasonably safe climate scenario,» said Elizabeth Bast, Managing Director of Oil Change International and co-author of today's analysis.

Rose uses satellite data for his graph, but the NOAA surface data for land also gives a stark picture:

Instead, they paint a stark picture of rising temperatures causing floods and wildfires, food and water shortages, damage to human health, and widespread disruption of services and destruction of roads, railways bridges and buildings.

Norway's foreign minister, Jonas Gahr Stoere, painted a stark picture of the climate change in the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

The statistics present a stark picture that officials hope will resonate at climate negotiations in Copenhagen.

The new research paints a stark picture of the compromises in fuel use necessary in a climate - constrained world.

If nothing else it paints a stark picture of Facecbook's regard (or lack thereof) for its users» personal data.

Its manifesto painted a stark picture of the sclerotic state of politics: «There is unquestionably a national crisis of confidence in our political system, to which Labour will respond in a measured and sensible way.»

An «extraordinary» resume is defined as one that is completely fool proof in its ability to provide a stark picture of one's capabilities.

Croakey highlighted the key points, and while the report noted some gains (e.g. overall mortality rates, child mortality rates), it also painted a stark picture of areas where there had been little or no improvement (literacy and numeracy, chronic disease) and areas that had worsened (psychological distress, adult imprisonment).

Or perhaps more accurate data collecting has revealed a starker picture than what was assumed in 1993.