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Twelve o'clock had just struck when the brigadier , followed by his man , knocked gently three times at the door of a little lonely house , situated at the corner of a wood , five hundred yards from the village . Finally , the ' corrupt bargain of 1876 ' was struck when Hayes , a Republican , accepted Democratic recommendations to withdraw federal troops from the South , where the army had protected the right of blacks to vote . That difference may be striking when you meet . These findings are striking when compared against the report , " Phi Delta Kappa ( PDK ) / Gallup Poll on the Public 's Attitudes Toward the Public Schools , " released in September 2005 . This can easily lead to a situation where others backing out of parking spaces get struck when they do not check for wrong-way traffic . Flu pandemics can strike when a mutating flu virus shifts to a strain that people never have experienced . But tragedy struck when a part of the Pentelic marble collapsed under the pressure of Elgin 's machines and Clarke states that even the Turkish commander cried as the marble was smashed to pieces . You can easily protect yourself against highway robbers , because the law provides organized cooperation for your benefit , but the " seventh basic evil " is more difficult to master , because it strikes when you are not aware of its presence , when you are asleep , and while you are awake . " This is particularly striking when you realize that hunger is one problem we can actually solve . I have a fear of willful rhetoric overwhelming the poems I write , and I know a delicate balance must be struck when any writer attempts to confront reality , the here and now . This is particularly striking when one considers that there are few legal or regulatory schemes which are as pervasive as the one which relates to food , drugs , medical devices and cosmetics .