How to pronounce “strikingly” in English

Immigration is in the top 10, if not five, political issues of the day.Yet strikingly, the numbers of immigrants coming into our country is at a 30-year low.So it's important to reflect on what is the nature of migration crisis, if it is that we have one here.

You can see his magnificent architect's penmanship on display in one of the hundreds of Linear B inscriptions he copied by hand.But strikingly, their base 10 system is recorded by means of just five symbols.

And he found that this is a pattern that recurs across disciplines.And yet it's strikingly difficult for people to appreciate this.I mean, Perry and I had the chance to go all over the world teaching the tools that have been pioneered at the d.school.

So this is a slightly different story of North Lawndale and Little Village, which is also referred to as South Lawndale, just not to confuse anyone.They do look strikingly different demographically, though.

I don't know if you've ever played any of these things.And one looks strikingly similar to the classic strategy game Tetris but was calledI guess for copyright reasons.

discourse we are collectively shaping and evolving culture with people like usdo and the scale is strikingly different to me right the the water cooler conversationhas always happened the conversation you have with your friends at church has always been a point of reflection and

Which of them do you think would be a stronger candidate for admission?some of our most important decisions are strikingly homogeneous.

And then she was looking at the spectra to assess the relative abundance of different chemicals.And she came up with strikingly high percentages of hydrogen, and it just looked very odd.It was not what anyone expected.

All over the world, incidentally.Here, strikingly. So you talk about this general sentiment of people being, the public being very hopeful, and around--Parts of the public.

They're trying to draw attention to the fact that, in some way, their communities are aggrieved, and that they haven't had their foremost concerns thought about.So I think understanding the class reality and how strikingly different that is, and how that also shapes identity, is really important.

and material and even the interior design there are many features in common it's a sort of breathtakinglyinteresting comparison so the end product is stri they're strikinglysimilar but the processes by which these products have been made are hugely

that Monopoly was good for 14 years after that it expired we can easily seethe close relationship to our own patent law today which are strikingly similarto that the patent laws today permit you if you come up with a new method of manufactur new combination of matter a

DR. ERICA CHENOWETH: Yeah, one of the big myths that's busted through our data is that nonviolent resistance takes longer to achieve results than violent insurgency.In fact, what we find is strikingly the opposite.Humanity, as a whole, is becoming aware of nonviolence and that this is a tremendous potential breakthrough.

at that time or the US.Franklin Delano Roosevelt's economic policies and Adolf Hitler's economic policies are strikingly similar.Huge investment in public infrastructure for a start.

As Goring put it, an examination of these contrasted outlines shows most strikingly the difference between criminal types, as registered

At the same time, the foreign born congregations that are Christian have been growing quite strikingly as more immigrants came in.

So these guys thought about it, and they came back with a very strikingly counter intuitive solution.

have to do something that other Presidential candidates have had to do and the two that come to mind most strikingly are both Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan, who had very deep

What I found when I went back to graduate school was -- with certain exceptions like my advisers who I was working with -- the debate was strikingly frustrating. The debate