Starker in a sentence

A starker contrast might be between the president and rising Democrats such as 46-year-old California Rep. Ro Khanna and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, 41, one of Biden’s primary rivals in 2020.

But the effects of social media are much starker and easier to detect, even if it’s a matter of degrees.

There could be no starker reminder that is still an EU vassal state despite the claims of the prime minister that NI is a full member of the UK and the border in the Irish Sea has been eradicated.

Two days later, however, the British health analytics business Airfinity presented a starker estimate, predicting that the daily death rate in China due to Covid had not yet peaked and would peak at 36,000 on January 26.

After the primary election, attention will shift to the fall when the ideological differences will be starker.

But the potential return of Donald Trump to the White House could carry even starker implications.

Nearly three-quarters of voters said American democracy is under threat, according to the exit polls, underscoring the depth of polarization in a nation where divisions have only grown starker during a fiercely competitive race.

Nor does Wheat Ridge intend to cut off online back and forth at this point, Mayor Bud Starker said.

The contrast only grows starker as the general election draws closer.

The impact of climate change on global farming is becoming starker every year, and global food production is estimated to need to increase by 50%, by 2050, to feed soaring population rates.

Asian markets dropped Thursday as the economic reality of the coronavirus crisis became even starker, and China-US relations soured, overshadowing recent optimism over the easing of lockdown measures.

It is becoming starker by the day as even some top leaders of the ruling BJP have been talking in terms of going back to the statehood.

The data gets starker for the black community when looking at deaths.

The differences in a potential election campaign between Sanders and President Trump couldn't be starker.

The disruption is much starker than the global financial crisis of 2008, which hit the Indian financial sector and real demand, but did not bring production to a halt.

While it largely has, the difference between areas with good broadband and poor net connectivity has never been starker.

And the split along party lines is even starker.

Can there be a starker example of intolerance?

From beginning to end, the songs here make for a starker and more emotive experience beyond all of its massive brutality, unreal heaviness, and fretboard melting at the core which the band was already pulling off well.

The audition videos will be used to assess voice quality and range, and to place candidates in groups for the repertoire auditions with Starker, which will take place on 15 and 16 February 2020.